this book was crazy. lol, CRAZY. i loved it and could not get enough of it but, it was straight up crazy. it not a bad book and i love how Kevin Brooks took it all the way. he's really good at bringing the characters to life inside your head and giving beautiful discriptions on different characters, scenes and, events that happen in the story. i like this book and how it seemed so real. if you read this book or any other of his book you would no what i mean. ( )

If this and Skins are any indication, the United Kingdom is producing a generation of wastrels. Now that that's out of the way, this story did hold my interest. ( )

Although I count Kevin Brooks among my favorite YA authors, he hasn't really bowled me over since Lucas. The Road of the Dead came close, and certainly redeemed the disaster that was Candy. But it wasn't until reading this book that I felt reassured that Mr. Brooks has returned to the top of his game. Quirky outsider characters navigate through a shroud of suspense that never quite seems to burn away in the morning light. This is fast-paced storytelling that doesn't skip over the details, but keeps you greedily turning the pages until you cheerfully resign yourself to knowing you'll need that extra cup of coffee the next morning. ( )

Quand le sort s'acharne..
Immersion dans une ambiance glauque où une soirée vire au cauchemar pour des adolescents. Sexe, alcool, drogue, et mort seront de la fête, avec pour fil conducteur une disparition et une quête d'identité.
E. ( )

Okay so at first the plot was really annoying and so predictable. Teens + Local Fair + Drugs = Disaster. Well After all there is gay people and drama. Dead things and people. Tarot cards. Future Missing Guy. A kidnap. And we all realize that People care the most about famous people. Not about nobodies. The end comes much to quick but it is really fun to read. ( )