Kels

At the start of reading this I did think “Wow it's interesting they jumped forward 3 years...” but didn't think anything more of it. Now I realise that is because I missed book two. Genius.

Love, love, love him, but a fair amount of this book was quite tedious.

Really enjoyed the suspenseful plot and creative deaths (does that make me sound like a psycho?) but thought that Wolf was a bit of a twat. I mean, fair enough given what he's been through, but he wasn't my favourite main character ever. I would like to see more of Emily in future books. Despite thinking Wolf was a bit of a dickhead, I would still definitely pick up future books in this series and am excited to see where Daniel Cole goes with this. In summary: a bit of a wanker, but a wanker I definitely want to read more about.

I thought the ending fell a bit flat but mostly really enjoyed it.

interesting, couldn't put it down. but ultimately a bit unsatisfying.

0.5

Enjoyed it but the ending was pretty obvious from quite early on.

Meh. Didn't live up to the hype at all for me, not even close.

Interesting idea but ultimately unsatisfying for me.

ridiculous and I loved it.

My least favourite of all of her books.

wasted potential.

Really enjoying getting to know the characters; in particular, Adam. Looking forward to the third book already.

I also loved Vinegar Tom. I want him.

overall I liked it although I think some clarification could be added/edited when it comes to the nicknames and real names. couldn't put it down though! great concept.

unfortunately sexist homophobic shite

I did not sign a permission slip for this feels trip

I was quite disappointed by this book. I thought the blurb had a lot of potential but it didn't live up to it. I found it too fast paced but I didn't find myself caring about any of the characters or even feeling really like I knew them (even the main character). I wish I had gotten to know her a bit better, then I might have felt a bit more for her predicaments.

Only because 0.5 stars wasn't an option. Terrible book.

Probably the most depressing book I've ever read. Even more depressing than The Road by Cormac McCarthy, somehow.

Really 3.5

Set itself up very well for a sequel...

Not for me.

I hate it when people fuck up the last book in a trilogy.

I found myself liking this despite finding taryn to be a bit of a moron.

Fantastic. Couldn't put it down.