This book cruised along nicely for about 70%, but then it all fell apart badly for me. There was just too much assuming happening, not enough actually asking and communicating. I can’t even say it’s miscommunication, because that would mean using words that are misinterpreted. To be honest, I should’ve just stopped reading but by that time I was almost done already. That’s the only reason I kept going, and I kept getting more and more annoyed by everything. I feel the book could have benefited from seeing Hayes’ POV, and not only through Tali’s eyes, but I don’t think that would have fixed the problems I had with it.

Steam: 3/5 (couple descriptive scenes)