Review: Even better than the first
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2013
This book is grittier. We have betrayal, drugs, new friendships, lost friendships, family drama, more politics, a party, ending on a cliffhanger. I think Taryn is becoming my favorite character. She seems to be staying truest to herself although sometimes by luck. Ellie I can't decide what I think. Brinley is too political. Evan keeps hurting herself and others. Each of them are like kids I knew in school. I probably would have hung out with Evan as I was a bit of a wallflower/loser in school. I would have wanted to be more like Taryn, confident in myself, and not needing to put others down in order to find/keep my place. Off to read book 3.Received eArc from publisher through netgalley in exchange for honest review(less)