Review: Draws you right into the story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
After stopping myself endlessly on purchasing book one in this series since it first came on the market because I had too many other series to finish first I could not resist reading My Hunger when I was offered an arc of the book.  Got to love starting a series halfway through, but despite that this was a great read.  I didn't feel too out of sync with the story-line despite my lack of knowledge of what the characters had endure beforehand. I knew I had Rebecca's Lost Journals from netgalley so I went from 3.2 back to 1.1-1.4 and then 2.5! This novella (3.2) focuses on Mark's guilt over how things finished with Rebecca and the uncertainty of her whereabouts - is she dead or alive? It was this intrigue that made me stop My Hunger halfway through to read Rebecca's Lost Journals then back to My Hunger before finally making me purchase every single available book in the series already published.  Rebecca's character and how the author wrote her single handedly dragged me kicking and screaming into another series.  As likeable as Crystal was I prefer Rebecca so not overly enthused that Mark maybe diverting his attention to Crystal now.  My next read in this series will be from the more traditional point, book one!