Poor, poor Gabby.
The book was OK. The characters were interesting and human (which is to say flawed), and the story was compelling--I just had to keep reading to see what would happen to poor Gabby next. The story did jump around quite a bit, with little to no transition--I'd turn the page and suddenly it would be three days later, in a different place, with different people, and no explanation of how the story got there. In addition, there were a lot of characters, and it was very difficult to keep up with who was who, and how they were all related. Once I got over the fact that I wasn't going to be able to keep them all straight, and that there were going to be abrupt changes of scene, I was able to enjoy the book...sort of. There was also a suspension of belief required, considering all of the horrid things that kept happening to poor, poor Gabby...but no one else. Still, the book was adequately entertaining.
I received this book for free from the publisher through Book Look Bloggers in exchange for my honest review.
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