I don't know who I feel about this book. The storyline was fine but flat. There were moments where I was like, this is great.

But when you find out about the actual reason for this archenemy plotline was laid out very late, around 85 percent of the book, it was underwhelming.

Another thing that might have helped this book was to have Annika AND Husdon be narrators; instead, we only get Annika's viewpoint which made her an unreliable narrator, and it made me dislike her.

I haven't read The Hating Game yet, which people are comparing the book to, but this book fell flat. It was okay.

I received an ARC from Netgalley and St. Martin's Griffin for an honest review.