But if it’s finally, totally, come to an end, Meyer’s done a great job of wrapping the series up. It’s sad, from a certain perspective, because I love adventuring in this world, with these characters, so very much. Gone Rogue had a finality about it that I haven’t yet felt from the Lunar Chronicles series even at the end of Winter, I felt like there was more story to tell. In fact, I think I’ve decided that she’d probably be the best of the Lunar Chronicles’s characters to have as a friend, and I am positive it’s more than her android programming that makes her that way.Īlthough Iko and Kinney are still up to their old enemistry ways, there are super sweet moments between a few of the other Lunar Chronicles couples that will have longtime fans swooning. She continues to be a wonderful and essential part of the Lunar Chronicles team, and a total badass when it comes to dealing with Steele and his rogue wolves. Iko’s such a huge personality-even if you don’t like her at first, she’s going to make you like her in the long run. And with New Beijing’s Peace Festival coming up, and Cinder’s return to Earth imminent, the danger and need to stop Steele once and for all is all the more pronounced. Iko’s sworn to take them all down, but it’s proving more difficult than she expected.

I also still really love the pops of orange it’s such a striking contrast to the blue tones.Īlpha Lysander Steele and his band of rogue, genetically altered wolf-human hybrid soldiers continue to make trouble for Cinder, a.k.a. Where the first Wires and Nerve cover focused solely on Iko, this cover makes it apparent that the story is a team effort between Iko and Kinney. If you have read the books, however, feel free to continue below. If you have not read the first book- Wires and Nerve, Volume 1-turn away now. Danger, Will Robinson! Wires and Nerve, Volume 2: Gone Rogue is the second book in the Wires and Nerve series.

Gone Rogue by Marissa Meyer