Fuse

I really liked the first book "Pure". This one however, just didn't seem to spark my interest like the first, and leaves you hanging, with multiple open story lines. It's a rather lengthy book, that in my opinion doesn't progress the series very far, and might be best to wait on the final book, to listen to the whole thing at once.
The narration can be tedious at times with the way each narrator has a main voice, but also does the rest of the characters. This can get confusing at times. Would have been much better, if each narrator would have just been the voice of one or two characters, and have synchronized their reading.

This is one of the most confusing and messy books I've tried in the audible format. I could not finish it because if felt like such a mish-mash of scifi/romance/dystopian end that it just turned me off. This book had potential, but did it's best not to reveal a thing besides a pair of romances denied that it was just not interesting and I had to stop listening and trade it in.

I really enjoyed the story, and adore the characters and the writing. It is quite a fascinating plot.

My one complaint is Casey Holloway, as a narrator in this one, she was far too robotic, the way she read was choppy and lacking inflection. I had a hard time paying attention to the parts she read because I was so bothered by her(though it wasn't like that in Pure).

Loved the story, and very excited for the final installment! Good visualization for the wretches and cant wait to see how it all ties together,

Heck, yes. I love Julianna Baggott's Pure trilogy and the characters are complex and well written. However I do not care much for Willux's friends, the Mothers, or even Partridge's girlfriend Lyda (mostly because I find her to be a bit selfish and weak). I guess that one of the things I admire about Baggott- she really knows how to create people that you love to hate.

There were three or four moments that really stood out to me for being very horrific, romantic, and/or realistic in their details.

I have listened to many stories read by Kristine Hvam and I love the stories and the way she gives the character's their own voice. With this story, however, the many POVs is more interesting and gives the characters their own personality.

Yes.

I hope The Mothers die, especially the Head Mother and that El Capitan finds love. Cannot wait until the final book comes out.

Pressia, Bradwell, Lyda, Partridge,and El Capitan, are all once again on a mission to bring down the Dome. If you have read the first book, then you will definitely enjoy this one! This is full of adventure, romance,sadness and has excellent narration! This will keep you on the edge until the very end – however it will keep you hanging. If you don’t like to wait for the ending, then I recommend waiting until the next and final book comes out before you start this one.

I enjoyed having different narrators for the main characters view points

When Pressia "cures" Bradwell in the final chapters of the book. I cannot wait for the next book to find out the effects of the cure.

I would identify with Pressia the most, although El Capitans character grows well in this book

The fusion of beings is quite gruesome, especially " the Mothers"

The only part of the book I did not like was the singing, I suppose it would be fine written but singing in an audio book makes me cringe. Thankfully it tapers off as the book continues.