The Dazzling Heights by Katharine McGee

The Dazzling Heights (The Thousandth Floor, #2)

by Katharine McGee

New York City, 2118. A glittering vision of the future, where anything is possible - if you want it enough.

The dazzling sequel to The Thousandth Floor.

Manhattan is home to a thousand-story supertower, a beacon of futuristic glamour and high-tech luxury... and to millions of people living scandalous, secretive lives.

LEDA is haunted by nightmares of what happened on the worst night of her life. She's afraid the truth will get out - which is why she hires WATT, her very own hacker, to keep an eye on all of the witnesses for her. But what happens when their business relationship turns personal?

When RYLIN receives a scholarship to an elite upper-floor school, her life transforms overnight. But being here also means seeing the boy she loves: the one whose heart she broke, and who broke hers in return.

AVERY is grappling with the reality of her forbidden romance - is there anywhere in the world that's safe for them to be together?

And then there's CALLIOPE, the mysterious, bohemian beauty who's arrived in New York with a devious goal in mind - and too many secrets to count.

Here in the Tower, no one is safe - because someone is watching their every move, someone with revenge in mind. After all, in a world of such dazzling heights, you're always only one step away from a devastating fall....

Reviewed by Ashley on

4 of 5 stars

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We got a new character in The Dazzling Heights: Calliope. I thought she was an excellent addition to the story! I love the new craziness and drama she brought in. I also loved seeing a slightly different side to Leda.

For me this book wasn't quite as strong as the first one. Maybe just because it was a lot of the same stuff. I also didn't love the direction it took in the end.

But it was still a fun read all the same! It's worth picking up if you loved the first book.

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