Darkdawn

If I was being fair to the book, I'd rate this three stars. But alas, the things I had problems with I feel so strongly about it's just two stars for me. In this book, I lost all care for and interest in Mia. I had major problems with the dialogue and I thought nothing about the character work or plot was interesting or special for the first 2/3rds of the book. The end was satisfying I thought, but so much of the book was easy (even the final conflict at the last 20 pages) and I had the strong urge to DNF multiple times. I don't know what the point the first 300 pages was, except to show character bonding (and pretend it wasn't kidnapping and Stockholm Syndrome with no one ever acknowledging that). I know this is not the common opinion here, but as with any book I didn't enjoy, I'm glad many others did.