Review: Wish they'd let you know it is a multiple (3) POV book.  I dislike them.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
FIRST:  The description leads you to think it's all from Farris' POV...IT'S NOT.  They need to put in there that you read from 3 different people's POVs.  That bugged me.  It would have been so much better as just Farris'.At 66% done:I really dislike multiple POVs, though I can usually deal with two, but this book has at least 3 (that I have seen so far). Leaves no wonder, no mystery because we know what's going on, who is bad, what they are doing, etc. This book COULD be good/great if it was ONE POV so that there were mysteries, shockers, distrust, etc. There's nothing to guess at. It's all there for you, laid out, and told.At 100% done:Well, we know how I feel about the multiple POV thing, so I will just say that I kept skipping Devon's parts so that I could have some mystery and not know EVERYTHING that was going on. If the book was done just from the POV of Farris, I think it could have been more interesting, capturing, and better overall.Of course all this is just one person's opinion. Since I did skip over Devon's parts in the story (after I was over 70% through the book), I will just comment on the rest of the story -- it was good. As I said, it would have been better from one POV but since I just kind of 'made' it that way when I read it (by skipping Devon's parts after a while), it worked for me.The only other real issue I had with the book was that the e-book formatting was really messed up