False Hope

This was another fantastic book by this author. I don't have too much to say because this is the middle book of a trilogy, and although I liked it quite a lot, it still felt a bit like a filler book. We got a little forward movement on the mystery front. As well as on the relationship front (which was nice). This one is told in Duff's POV, and I was glad to see that. In the first book, he was a bit like a cardboard cutout. It was nice to get his thoughts in this one and get a feel for the who he is. I honestly don't know how this author keeps all these storylines straight. There are always so many red herrings, and twists and turns. At this point I don't know WHAT to think nor do I have a CLUE who is behind everything. Bring on the conclusion...