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A review by winterpirate
Please Remain Calm by Courtney Summers
4.0
People aren't supposed to be able to fathom eternity. It's an amount of time beyond all human comprehension. But ever since everything ended, I think I'm getting closer to understanding it. These little tastes of it in the way hell stretches around us, making pain endless and moments like this one rare and fleeting.
A much-needed look into what happens to Sloane and Rhys past [b:This is Not a Test|12043771|This is Not a Test (This is Not a Test #1)|Courtney Summers|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1314375864s/12043771.jpg|17010494]. The first one was good but leaves things quite open, something this short sequel remedies. Oddly, I felt more connected to Rhys through his point of view than I ever did to Sloane in the first novel. The language becomes almost poetic around the halfway mark, something Courtney Summers should do more of because she's good at it.
A much-needed look into what happens to Sloane and Rhys past [b:This is Not a Test|12043771|This is Not a Test (This is Not a Test #1)|Courtney Summers|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1314375864s/12043771.jpg|17010494]. The first one was good but leaves things quite open, something this short sequel remedies. Oddly, I felt more connected to Rhys through his point of view than I ever did to Sloane in the first novel. The language becomes almost poetic around the halfway mark, something Courtney Summers should do more of because she's good at it.