Review: Scary Good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 22, 2011
Hammond does an amazing job making you feel for the "bad guy". When I started reading the book, I was prepared to hate Adam. He's a killer after all. But Hammond gets the reader inside Adam's head--all the while making you feel the way he distances himself from the world. His inner torment makes him likable, despite his horrific actions.I found myself drawn to Ellory because she is flawed. She knows when she's over reacting or not handle things the way she should, but she can't help herself. I love that because it's true to life. She's very real. Both main characters, Ellory and Adam, are strong individuals and the dual POV provides the insight the reader needs to understand both them and their stories.My favorite part of the book had to be the ending. I'm a sucker for twists, and I couldn't predict the way this ended. I'm dying to read the next book in this series.