I might reread this again, and I will finish the series. Maybe not a work of genius, but highly entertaining. (If part of one) But if not it’s not a huge loss.Ĥ * I really liked this book.
I probably won’t reread again ever, but there is a chance I might finish the series. I had some issues with it, but as a whole it was good. Didn’t hate it but not sure why I finished it other then for some closure.ģ* I liked it. It a good book for a quick fun read that you will probably never really think twice about when its over.ġ* Did not finish, or hated it but forced myself to finish.Ģ** Didn’t really like it. It kind of forget-able and I’m not sure I even want to read the second book in the series at all. Second is that even though I enjoyed the book enough at the time. There wasn’t even a space between chapters (On the kindle version) to mark that the scene ended and that bugged me. Many times I had to stop and go back because I didn’t know what was going on. One is that the book likes to jump scenes without warning. I know this sounds like it should be rated higher, and I did consider giving it a 4 star rating, but I had some issues with it that I just couldn’t get past. Really I did and I finished it all in less than a day. In my head I pictured a beaten down building with the tree, but this was the closest I could find, and its a beautiful picture. He’s around her age and not very like-able, but then he saves her a promises to take her somewhere safe. She doesn’t know if you her parents and brother are safe or even alive. People are after her and obviously ready to kill, but she doesn’t know why. Hailey is a 20 year old girl who’s life was completely normal one minute and turned completely upside down the next. If you feel anything in my review is a spoiler and is not already hidden in spoiler brackets please let me know. I try to express only my most honest opinion in a spoiler free way. He opened his mouth to say something, then closed it again. Almost like he had expected a more personal question. No-name turned his head and squinted his eyes at me. Students who have achieved a cumulative GPA (grade-point average) of 3.5 to 3.74 are named to the Dean’s List following completion of at least 12 semester hours or upon completion of degree requirements.“Why are these guys chasing me?” I finally asked him. Students who have achieved a cumulative GPA (grade-point average) of 3.75 or higher are named to the President’s List following completion of at least 12 semester hours or upon completion of degree requirements. Butler County Community College recently announced the names of students who have made the President’s List and Dean’s List for the Fall 2021 semester, as well as the names of those who have graduated recently.
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