Review: I loved the subtle clues that something was up and not ...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
If you’ve ever been a college student who has had to make ends meet on your own, you can relate to the Evaine and how she got into her predicament. Evaine wakes up tied town to a hospital bed with no memory of who she is or how she got there. All she knows is that all her senses are heightened.  The story follows Evaine through her journey of trying to adjust to her new self, and to remember who she is.Oh! From the beginning, one character made me sit up straight and go (!). I loved the subtle clues that something was up and not just casual conversation. A few chapters later I got more tidbits that made me go (!!). It kept me reading, what exactly was the point of those who were doing the experiments on people. Would their cover be blown? Would we find out the motivation? I NEEDED to know. Any book that causes you to ask questions and keeps you reading to find out is awesome in my book.  I really enjoyed that the info I wanted was slowly fed to me throughout the story, and had me putting the pieces together and trying to figure it out and NOT given to me in bits of 2 minute conversations that refused to let me try to figure it out.I love Rebekah's writing, it's engaging and makes you think, it doesn't think for you.Seriously if all zombie books follow the same path as this (not the same exactly, but the original take on zombies) then I would be in heaven. This book makes me really LOVE zombies as much as I love vampires and lycans.