Review: One of the rare reads that was truly difficult to put down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2013
I picked You Wish after I read another book by this author,  so I was expectant. Still this book managed to surprise me. From the very first chapter I was drawn into the story in the way I'm not used to. Maybe it was due to the characters that were very well developed, or maybe I kept swallowing chapter after chapter because I never knew what will happen next. I had my guesses, yet the story managed to surprise me with every turn, going into places I would never guess it might go. Toward the end I found myself reading slower and slower; I didn't want this story to end. I wish there was a sequel to this book, but at the same time I know there could be no sequel - the end was rounded up too perfectly, it didn't leave any lose ends.Two weeks later, after I finished this book, I'm still thinking about the characters as though I had known them for real. To the point that I found myself willing to lend my Kindle to a friend with no e-reader, so she could read this book too. I wish there were more people I could have discuss this book with.Luckily, this author has more books to offer, so I already picked another one into my Kindle.