Archer and Kat are completely different and at times their relationship seems to be described as putting gas on a fire. Honestly she was a very minor character for me in the first two books but I really like her now and can't wait for more. It's part of a duet, although there seems to be a companion novella for some side characters available. I feel like I would emotionally connect if his main personal struggle was his loss of family not his hatred for the island. It was angsty and steamy and lexi has a way of ending the story on a cliff in such a way that makes me mad that i have to wait but also not.

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While a bunch of college co Ed fraternity/sorority kids are partying for spring break on a small island, the world launched into full nuclear holocaust. He complains about how the job is stressing him out but apart from telling us this, it isn’t shown in any other circumstance.There is more backstory/history in this book especially for Archer and more of the relationship between Archer and Kai. While a hundred elite students partied on Zion Island during spring break, the rest of the world was ravaged by war. When I reach the island, the first person I see is the one I’ve seen in my nightmares too many times. I love how this story, this couple follows the story line from the first series and doesn't go off in a different direction as many do. You go from hating Archer to loving him, and the sweet, loving vulnerable side he doesnt show to anyone.

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Or are you all just sexist and as long as a selfish hypocrite judgemental manipulative narcissistic bitch gets what she wants you all are cool with it? It's been months since Trent Wilcox was sentenced to exile, but Kelsey hasn't given up on finding a way to bring him home. Although the book is a dystopian setting, the main focus is Archer and Kat and that's why I stuck to it through the end.I love that they try to make it seem like they aren't a big deal even though that's truly what they want.