This is the third Megan Miranda book I have read, and it too me forever to get into, just like the other two. I have decided I don’t think I care for her writing. Sometimes it gets too in the weeds or pages repeat themselves. It was the better of the books I have read from her, I kind of caught on with what was happening once the story started to pick up, and I was eager to see how it ended. Her story lines tend to kind of run the same, taking place in a desolate area, a girl wanting to start over, never really growing up with much. It all feels a little bit the same but different. I felt like some story lines were dropped and there were too many things to follow. I would honestly probably give it 2.5 stars but I can’t do halves. I did like the idea of the plot and where it was going, but it just wasn’t it for me.