Review: Love this story!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2013
**I received this book from the author, via Goodreads, in exchange for an honest review**First, let me say that I really enjoyed reading this story. I think that mental illness, in general is often misdiagnosed and misunderstood. I liked the way the author used Sabrina's so-called mental illness to convey her story. The story is believable enough that I could see someone being misdiagnosed as mentally ill vs. having precognitive dreams, b/c society in general is willing to accept that a person is crazy, but NOT that the human mind has the ability to do things we may not always understand.I would have liked to have known a little more about Devon, such as what previous waking event would have made Sabrina so willing to believe that he was evil. I also felt like I was missing something with the backstory of her life. I just couldn't put my finger on it.I also think that the instant willingness to share so much with Riley, so fast, was not as believable, considering that she was so private with everyone else. I loved how the author took the effort to describe the characters in such a way that I got a good picture of them in my mind.I am really hoping that this story continues with another book, because I am curious to see how these characters develop. I am also very curious about whether Devon is truly evil, and haunting Sabrina. Overall, this was a fun, easy read, and I felt that it would be appropriate for an older teen.