Review: It's is hard, but it is worth it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
The subject matter of this book is incredibly dark and twisted. I wondered as I read it why, then would anyone want to read this book?  Doesn't it seem sadistic and messed up to read this?  I came to this conclusion- when we read books like this it is not get a thrill, but rather to know that no matter what evil befalls us, we can survive and we can find love.  Blaine is quite possible the most sick and evil character I have ever read.  She has no redeeming qualities- none!  And while Lilith at first may not seem like your typical heroine, she is incredibly strong and forthright, and exactly what Finn needed and deserved. Finn-  I wanted to hold him and never let go and take away all the horrors of his life. My stomach was in knots, my appetite gone the entirety of this book, but in the end it was worth the struggle. In the end we discover that no matter what happens to our bodies our soul is ours, and that evil will see the day when the tables are turned so long as we never surrender and fight with everything we have. If you can handle this book, know that the love and peace that comes in the end far outshines the disturbing events, but also know that it will affect you and stay in your mind for quite some time. The description of the terror is not too much, not too far, but it does leave that space for you to wonder exactly what did happen, and sometimes that can be worse.