Review: <3
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2013
Milly Silver's breakout novel, Into The Dark part one, is a delicious little bite that I thoroughly enjoyed reading.  The Misery-Eaters are creepy little monsters, especially when you throw in the thought of a child Misery-Eater's who's more demented than the adults *shudders*... now I'm going to freak out around my kids if they start carrying blank expressions.... Thanks Milly!'Oh Paranoia, I was wondering when you'd make another appearance.'﻿It was a quick read with witty dialogue that kept me totally entertained, but at the same time dying of curiosity.  If I was a cat, I'd be dead by now ;)Now, you may be asking yourself, what is this crazy chick so curious about?? Well, my sexy stalkers, I shall tell you, in my very own colorful, scatterbrained moments from the Vault of What-The-Ef-ery!Awe I hope they get togetherWTF just happened? How did that happen?WHAT THE HELL IS THAT!Are you flipping serious?Ooooh she's f*edI really hope they don't do that....Hmmm.... who's the hottie?AH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAOh s***, she's not going too.... yup, she didWhat the hell is up with that dude!?aaaaah s***awe that's good :DHELL NO! WHYYYYY DID IT END!!!So, if my scatterbrained comments are anything to judge by, it was a good book ;)Now, onto the hotties *drools*'I told myself that I didn't care.  He wasn't that special anyway.Next, I tried to convince myself that he probably wasn't even as good-looking as I remembered. And maybe he wasn't nice to be with.  No, he was rude.'﻿Henry... ah Mr. Blue Eyes himself.... *sighs*.... dark, brooding, and a complete ass, I love him! Nothing says irresistible than someone that's completely out of your league! And I don't mean by looks, I mean HEELLLOOOO Mr. Money.  You'd figure after the great first impression of almost running over a chick on a bike that he should at least be smitten immediately with her quick wit and brilliant anger, but alas, it isn't so.  He's a jerk to her, but you can tell there's something about him... something in those moments of icy silence where you know he's not being a dick because he doesn't like her, but rather with a sense of he can't like her.  Maybe in part two we'll find out if I'm right ;)Ben... nothing says 'true love' like the childhood friend.  They were together everyday until they went to different colleges, separated for the first time.  He may hold some deep feelings for her, and she may realize that she's loved him all along and that she's been holding back on what could be the greatest passion of her life because she's afraid that instead of heat, she'll feel nothing and end up ruining the friendship!  Will this actually happen? Do they actually feel that way about each other?  Am I extremely philosophical when it comes to possible romantic interludes? We may never know the answer!  All we can do is keep.reading.the.book!!!!!Now, as for the leading lady herself. Emily, my dear, sweet, conflicted, psychologically f*ed up little thing you. You are perfect just the way you are, black outs and dimension travelling and all :)  Tormented by her past, fearful for her future, but still able to beat any ones attitude down with heavy sarcasm.  My kind of girl ;)