Another matter that I've already mentioned to a couple of GR friends is a theory I have about the author's decision to write a trilogy. I think part of this book's problem is that it is not set in Ixion, and let's be honest, that's where all the fun happens. There's a general mood in Burn Bright that the author very cleverly builds up throughout, it's a mood that emphasises the dark, dingy world of the novel, but also creates a very sexual feel too.
Though it wasn't what I'd call dreadful, it just held none of the stuff that made the first book so exciting, dark, gritty and sexy.
This second installment was a very disappointing sequel to an excellent and unique series opening in Burn Bright.
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