Most of this story takes place at Fort Black. Amy arrives there, and again, draws unnecessary attention to herself and finds danger around every corner. She meets a young man named Jacks. She's required by this society to fall under the protection of a man, which we all know Amy doesn't need. (First of all, she's "Guardian trained," AND she has the synth suit. Which apparently just whisks away all moisture, mostly negating the need for a shower, which is mentioned many, many, times. Ew. But I digress.) So Jacks is starting to fall in love with her, but she still has mixed feelings about Rice. She's searching for Ken, Kay's brother, but hasn't had much luck. In the After had this sort of building tension that made all of the plot flaws and kind of annoying moments worth it. This wasn't terrible, and I was glad that everything wrapped up in just two books, but it was a bit of a let down.
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