She is supposed to reveal her findings at the reunification, but she never gets around to it. The outcome for other clans: In Accordance, Maggie has a vision that tells her why the imprints have stopped and what the clans have to do to bring them back. How can a friendship last if each person isn’t willing to own up to his/her mistakes?

I’m not saying that Maggie should have given up her friendship with Becky, but she could have at least forced Becky, or implored her, to say sorry and fully understand what she said was wrong. I don’t understand how Maggie could forgive Becky without hearing the words “I’m sorry.” Maybe I’m just being petty, but I couldn’t forgive someone who couldn’t bring themselves to say I’m sorry. Becky just assumes that Maggie will understand what she’s trying to say and forgive her anyway. What bothered me most was that at the end of the book, Maggie and Becky try to reconcile their relationship after Becky said some hurtful things earlier on, but Becky never gets around to actually apologizing.

This has taken a toll on their relationship which is most evident in Independence. We’ve seen Becky a few times throughout the series, but each time Maggie focuses on keeping her power is a secret from Becky instead of being a friend to her. Maggie’s relationship with Becky: Ever since Maggie became Caleb’s significant, her relationship with Becky has been put on the back burner. Since my love for this book should be a bit evident, I’m just going to touch on the two things that caused me to downrate this book 0.2 stars. In Independence, Caleb and Maggie continue to be the perfect couple while facing a shit-ton of problems and they continue to strike the right balance between being dependent and being independent while facing these problems. haven’t read my other reviews for this series or C. If you don’t understand why I love this book/series, then you either: A.

Independence by shelly crane