I hope she will grow up in the next volume and mature because sometimes these reactions annoy me.

I’m less attached to Calista, it’s probably because of her age. She also discovers important things about May and will soon have to learn to become brave. I like him, he’s a brother who loves Enya, he leaves Calista a little bit, but deep down he still loves her.Ĭalista is sad because Ambert spends more time with Enya than with her. Ambert is a lovely boy, he is passionate, sensitive and protective, yet he doesn’t want to hurt anyone and is willing to sacrifice himself if necessary. He’s going to discover a lot of things, good and not so good. Splintering Reality is told from Ambert’s point of view as well as Calista’s.Īmbert tries to get closer to his late mother by reading the newspaper she left him.

Ambert and Calista must find the truth lurking in their creativity-centered world before The Commander splits apart their friendship - and with it, the rebellion itself. One false move won’t just get them killed it’ll fracture the growing resistance. If she learns to trust the rebel lurking inside her. Her dreams predict the future, and they now might be the only key to saving Wes’ sister and protecting the growing rebellion. Branded as an oracle, Calista has nowhere to hide. If he wishes to keep his friends safe, he can’t let them discover his secrets - including his past with the elusive Commander. When Ambert gets a hold of a notebook containing The Regime’s fatal flaw, all eyes lie on him as he searches for an answer to stop Dreamers and The Regime from war.

Splintering Reality by Catherine Kopf