I’m also hopeful that Yancey will get things back on track and clearly explain for readers in book three (releasing Fall 2015) who and what the aliens are that have wiped out almost all of humanity.
I can’t wait to see what happens next with Ringer. Overall, I still really liked this book and absolutely recommend the series. It didn’t seem like Yancey intentionally wrote the scene the way he did for a certain effect or as part of the readers journey, it just seemed like a huge bombshell was dropped in the story line, but dropped poorly and in such a way that from what I can gather from others, we’re all very confused. Because of this, I’m giving The Infinite Sea three stars instead of four. I’ve read through a lot of comments online to see how other readers are interpreting the information that was given, but I’m still somewhat confused. The end of the book had a fairly confusing, but hugely important scene, that after reading three times, I was still unsure of what had just happened. The 5th Wave is the first young adult science fiction novel in Rick Yancey’s trilogy of the same name. Readers get to follow Cassie and Evan, as well as Ben in this book, but Ringer’s story definitely takes center stage. In contrast, however, The Infinite Sea spends more time focusing on the character of Ringer. The story picks up right where book one left off. I loved book one, The Fifth Wave and was incredibly excited to read it. The Infinite Sea is the second book in The Fifth Wave series by Rick Yancey.
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