Review: Abby doesn't care about anyone but herself!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2013
If you enjoy reading about selfish, spoiled rotten narcissistic brats, you will enjoy this book  Once Abby meets Sam, she changes into this most unenjoyable person. And it is constantly "my way or the highway" for her!  She doesn't care about how her actions affect anyone else, just as long as she gets her own way.  She is most immature.  She is consumed with constant anger at those she loves the most when she doesn't get things to go her way.  She really acts like a 5 year old, instead of 17.  When anything happens to disrupt her plans, she throw a tantrum.  Plus she is really filled with herself, thinking she is invincible, so is constantly getting herself into tight circumstances from which someone else has to bail her out.  All of this consumes the first 90% of the story.  The last 10% she becomes the heroine that saves everyone's lives, even performing a few acts of bravery.I have to agree with another reviewer, who said: "Characters rarely just say something, they giggle, tease, gasp, jab, hack, laugh, cackle, breath, squeak, squeal, sigh, snap, scoff, glower, glare, wink, croak and smirk!"  Other than that, details are limited.  Weeks and months fly by in a short paragraph at times.I have no interest in reading the sequel because it appears from the excerpt that Abby is once again impetuously deciding things on her own without checking into the consequences first, so it is probably just a repeat of all her silliness found in the first book.