Phew, this trilogy...

I have to say right off the bat, I absolutely despised almost every single character in this series. There was just one I liked and respected.However, I also found them all incredibly intriguing! It was like watching a suspenseful day-time soap; I just couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next.

My only slight complaint, and it's my common complaint, was that a lot of this seemed very repetitive to me. Unfortunately, that may just be because I read the three back to back, I'm not totally sure. Where there are so many characters and moving pieces, this could help remind readers of certain things, but for me it really bogged the stories down.

Book Two: Tooth For Tooth

In book two, I really enjoyed getting to know more characters that were tangled up in this crazy web!

Just like the first book, revenge is planned, murder occurs, but the story also gets even more complicated! Roy and Susie are certainly more confident in this one than they were in book one.

I enjoyed the mystery element of this book as we watched Kristy on her quest to find out what was going on as well as how a new player in this twisted puzzle was going to fit in...

The same case here with the epilogue. It tied up a few loose ends wonderfully but also made me want to shout, what's next?!

This was my favorite passage from this book:
The funny thing about nostalgia is, we only tend to remember the good things about the good ol’ days. It’s only when we stop, and actually walk back into that old high school building, that all the bad shit comes rushing back.