Review: Very entertaining
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2012
I read Poetic Justice, the sequel, to this book first.  My review complained that it was hard to get into.  Well, this one had similar problems, but not as drastic.  This author begins her books by throwing out names and situations with no context in the beginning of both books.  You are left wondering what the heck?  It all comes together, as I learned in the first book I read.  This one was not as bad since it tied things together quicker than the previous read.  But, if I hadn't expected the unusual style I might not have continued reading.  I am glad I did, this book was way better than the first one I read.