You know it's pretty rare for me to pick up a book that I haven't had at least one goodreads friend give a glowing review to anymore. Escaping Reality is one of the few that I picked up on a whim because B&N suggested I would like it, the synopsis was interesting, and it was a steal at 99¢. Well let it be said, this book was not a disappointment.

Escaping Reality had me captivated from page 1 right up to the end. This was fast paced, interesting, and sexy. I have a ton of unanswered questions after finishing this, but fortunately I won't have to wait too long to get some answers from the second (and from what I understand to be the final book in this series), which is being released in just a few weeks. And thank goodness for that after this massive cliffhanger of an ending!

I feel as lost as poor Amy by the end if this book! Any small revelation we got a peek at throughout this book only succeeded in doubling the questions I needed answered. I literally feel as if I've slipped into Amy's shoes, for I now have an immense distrust of everyone I've encountered thus far in this novel. Jared and Meg especailly. While Liam is definitely a riddle that needs solving, I don't believe he will turn out to be someone she needs to fear, but rather a savior of sorts.

Even with the overplayed cliches of the damsel in distress or the billionaire alpha male, this book still had enough to set itself apart from the many others with the same basic themes. The drama was definitely high, but there seems to be a valid reason behind it, and I for one can't wait to her about the real Amy!