Review: It Passed The Time...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2014
Some mentally ill quack of a girl wants revenge after a billion years for something pretty damn stupid in my opinion that happened at camp... but whatever.  She throws herself in front of the car of the girl in question and from that point on, proceeds to worm her way into her friends lives, the guy she's interested in and her place of employment.Most of this book centers on all the things this girl does to set the other girl up.  Thing is, if you sit there and think, c'mon, this is just way too far-fetched, you'd be absolutely right.Our police and crime fighting teams are much brighter and well-versed on all things criminal and I found it difficult to believe one low-life woman with a desire to fry everything in her path with fire, can't be caught earlier than she did and/or slip up and make some kind of mistake.Even if you're sitting there thinking this isn't really believable, it's still an ok read to pass the time (hence the review title).The lengths some people will go to for a wee bit of revenge just boggles the mind.  Now, I sit here and try to think if I pissed off anyone at summer camp back in the day.  I don't think so, but you never know!There were words missing from sentences and extra words in sentences that shouldn't have been there along with some very bad grammar.  While I understand slang is different in the UK, saying "I daren't" is just bad.  Although it's street casual, it just doesn't belong in a book.Dare not:These days, usage of "dare not" is for the most part limited to colorful prose or poetry, literary styles. It would sound very formal or dated in everyday conversation. Consequently, employed in its contracted more casual form, "daren't"--it's an all-out disaster!