You've heard me bitch about some books with multiple POVs and now I tell you that's the thing I adored in this book. The first thing I really loved about this book is the, for lack of a better word, organization. You should go to a bookstore and redeem this mistake. I will try to keep this review spoiler free but it will probably contain a few spoilers from book one, so stop reading if you haven't read that one. I completely lost the memory of any other books and jumped head first into the world of superheroes and supervillians again I totally adored the first book, Black & White and I couldn't wait to read this one. When I received this book as an ARC I was thrilled and nearly out of my mind with joy. Not to give anything away but I hope to see Jet and Iridium battle it out some more. It was nice to get to learn more about Jet and Iridium before they became who they are today. This book featured more super heroes and villains.

These books need to be made into either movies or television series. Shades of Grey is just as awesome as Black and White.

As well as stay out of the clutches of the academy. Iridium and Jet will have to band together to stop the villains from taking over New Chicago. Some of the super heroes did not like learning that they were puppets and have taken to vandalism and a life of crime. Now that the super heroes are no longer under the control of the academy, things are a bit chaotic. After revealing the academy has been using mind control on all the super heroes, Iridium and Jet hope to stop them once and for all.

Shades of Gray picks up and continues on from Black and White.

Shades of Gray by Jackie Kessler