Review: This book wouldn’t let me go!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2013
I haven’t finished the book, but I knew that I should get the word out anyway.  I usually don’t skip ahead in books for any reason.  In physical books I would sometimes skip to the end of the chapter to see how many more pages I had.  And I recently skipped through a scene in Extinction Point because the suspense was scaring me!The first two books made me sad and I cried a couple of times; however this book made me sad at the beginning and very angry in the middle.  Well last night I was at about 40% of the book and there is a character that I was despising.  I wanted to know if the villain succeeded and if not then what ended up of them.  So I skipped ahead to a little past 90% of the book to find out what happened.  Right after I read what happened, I stopped and when back to the 40% mark of the book.  I spent about two hours last night skimming through the book until I got to that part.  The book had a hold on me so much that I just had to know what happened and couldn’t wait!I really did not expect to like this series when I don’t the first book for free.  Even the first 50 pages of the first book I was unsure, but I haven’t had a book make me want to eat it up since the Hunger Games.  I am going straight from one book to the other without stopping.***SPOILERS***I had a hard time reading about what Ignatius wanted to do to the main character, Cat.  I felt like I was being violated with what he was saying to himself.  It’s one of the reasons why I just needed to find out what happened to him in the end.  I am a happy with the fact that he died, I haven’t read past that but I hope Cat is told about what he was trying to do.  I want her to not think about him again and if she just thought that he attempted to kill Alek and that was it, then she would probably still think of him in a slightly positive manner.After this book ends I think I am going to need a breather!  It’s just so good!