I really enjoyed this.
I went into this somewhat blind after forgetting what it was about.
I'm not normally able to read in public however I managed to make a start on this and become intrigued.
The writing was captivating. I'll admit around 30% I began losing interest however I'm glad I stuck it out.
I think I was more interested in finding out what happened to Charlie's mum rather than anything to do with The A's. But both sides tied together perfectly at the end.
I had spent majority of the book thinking I knew what happened to Grace and who did it. But I was in for a shock when the truth came out. I was wrong. I was so sure, the more that came out and happened the more I was sure I knew who did it. I didn't once suspect the truth.

I went into this pretty blind. At first I was interested but once I stopped at around 25% to go eat I found I struggled to get back into it.
Majority of the book felt slow and the only thing we really saw was Link become more unlikable.
The ending sadly didn't make up for the rest of the book. The epilogue is ridiculous. I would worry if he actually ran a country.
Link, the main character is so unlikable. The type of person I would avoid in real life. The fact he made the girls dress in the skirt for him, starved them if they didn't do what he wanted and mocked them disgusted me. He felt so entitled and like he can treat them this way because he was bullied for years. Wrong type of message to send.
The other characters felt very stereotypical as well.