Review: Liked alot, but didn't love.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2014
The last 15% killed this book for me. I really, really liked it up until then. I felt it just fizzled away into that thing authors do when they're tired of the story. They describe everything that happened, yet you don't get to experience it at all. Just a wrap up. A cliff-notes of the ending. I don't mind the timeline jumping, it's the indifferent writing that gets you to nowhere, no feeling, no dialog, just a rundown of what has happened. She did this in The Edge of Always too and I felt the same then--jipped. Things happen in the end and we don't get to see any part of it. I won't spoil this review with details, but it was rushed and we didn't get to enjoy many moments that we had been waiting to see. Miss Redmerski, try writing the end of your books as well as the first and I'll be a fan for life.