Excellent book.

** Make sure to read "What Moves the Dead" first. This book is a sequel.** What a fun book; it is a quick read (I finished it in a day). but it is definitely a story that sticks with you. There is enough mystery to keep you guessing until the last page and enough of a creepy air about it to keep a chill going down your spine the whole way through. Can't wait to read more from this author, especially in their delightfully creepy universe that they've created.

Impossible to put down. Full of suspense and a good dystopian book. The main character Juliette is strong and powerful and I loved seeing her voice change throughout the book.

I love that the author decided to include shirt novellas for everyone. Nash and libby's relationship and Grayson's penance and the best novella was Hannah and Toby's relationship as we finally got to know a piece of what happened.

If you watched the Will Trent show, this is... I think episode 4, this episode takes the bones of this book-- which is far more twisted and bleak than what the show did. Going into this book, I forgot how terrible Angie was in these stories. I feel like I've been blinded by having watched the show that I forgot she was just a god awful person. Anyway, pointing being, this is a good book. If you enjoy Will Trent, you will enjoy this book.

5 stars I never understood how people never liked this book; I begged my dad to get it for me. Now my friends say they hate it since all Holden ever does is cry, curse and complain. But that’s the point. That’s what life makes you do. Of course you can always find ways to pick it back up or reminisce in good times (which Holden does at certain points of the novel) but life is shit, you just gotta find the goddamn good in it. Two quotes that really stuck out to me: “Goddamn money. It always ends up making you blue as hell.” pg. 147 “Just because somebody’s dead, you don’t just stop liking them, for God’s sake — especially if they were a thousand times nicer than the people you know that’re alive and all” pg. 223

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third book in the series. In this book Harry Potter is going into his third year at Hogwarts. A man named Sirius Black who was an escaped prisoner from Azkaban. Sirius is believed to be one of Lord Voldemort's allies. This book was very entertaining and I definitely recommend this book and the whole series to read. I rate this book five stars.

The end. Never in a million years thougt it could end like this. Jhonny made me cry like a baby the last 50 pages, and now i know i´m going to think about this book for the rest of my life.

This was a great summer read- quick, easy, and fun! I was hooked from the start and couldn't wait to see what happened next. Some of the twists and turns were predictable or so unrealistic it was funny, but it's the perfect light read for the beach or pool.

I really enjoyed reading this. It was about a woman who returns home after 20 years. Back then she ran away from a scandal that destroyed her parents' marriage. This scandal also drove her apart from her two sisters and her first love. Mallory has a teenage daughter who is desperate to go she is a fatherless daughter who graves family and longs to spend time with a grandfather she barely knows. Bonds are tested between this family and how the things they discover will define their lives.