Review: No Way Out
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2013
I think it's safe to say that this book not only fits into the young adult category but also horror. It gradually moves from a teenage crush to wild obsession.Chelsea can't believe amazing Levi is so attentive to her, giving her a ride home from a concert after she is ditched by Toby -- a guy she never really liked in the first place. She's fallen for Levi fast, easily overlooking progressive warning signs. I found myself shaking my head at her responses to his totally unacceptable behavior. This must be where the title "Messed Up" comes in.Some things in the story don't make sense to me.  One of which is parents who would leave their 16-year old home alone for 2 weeks in a row while they take a vacation, not only once but twice in one summer?Before school is to begin, hazing takes place in which select incoming freshmen to an elite Catholic school are subject to. Their excitement quickly turns to fear as they discover what being initiated to the group truly means.I'm wondering whether there will be a sequel as some things seem to be left hanging.