L. G. Davis

Don't Blink! It's more like don't breathe Don't Close Your Eyes!

Wow of all the Thrillers I have read this one definitely takes the cake. My heart was in my throat through the whole story. I can't believe what Ryan put Paige through. The verbal emotional and physical abuse that she took from him was unbelievable and to think he was her brother. To blame her for him being shot by his shoddy friends was a big joke. I was super super happy when Paige finally decided to put her foot down and stand up to Ryan after all the years of abuse. How sad though but things came to a head with her and Dylan. I honestly thought it was Ryan that killed him. For Paige to move away have a new identity fall in love and get married again was a nice surprise. That all of a sudden things started happening and for a while there I really thought Ryan was alive and that he was the one that was tormenting her never in my wildest dreams did I think there was another person behind all this. I was just happy in the end to find out Caitlin (Paige) and Jared were able to get their life back together and then shocked when Tracy showed up in Caitlin's hospital room and put a gun in her mouth. The best thing that could happen was for Tracy to shoot herself then they know for a fact but Tracy can't hurt them anymore. I truly believe Caitlin loved Ryan and really wished he was back in her life but how much of a life would she have had if things didn't end up the way they did. This is definitely a book I will remember for a long time.… (mer)

I jumped between giving this book a 3 and 4 stars, it started off quite exciting, it stayed quite engaging throughout the book, and it ended quite exciting, for that I'd say it's a 4 star book, however, I had a bit trouble with the MC and her interaction with her brother.

The whole concept of this book was great - coming from someone who lived with a brother who both abused drugs and alcohol for quite a while, I can see where she was coming from, however, there was a lot of the "woe is me" syndrome that I HATED. I get the feelings of burden and guilt but - as someone who has been there done that, but I think this was taken way to the point of excess.

I know it was meant to build suspense, but it had me kind of hating the MC a lot, hating the whole mid part of the book, which was frustrating. The end highly made up for it though and now I do want to continue with the series because, cliffhangers amirite?… (mer)