I could say that I'm probably in a "love-hate" sort of relationship with this book, for I'm not really sure how I feel about it. 
 The prologue was intriguing and mysterious. And, I was really excited to find out the real story. And the more I read, the more I got desperate for the truth to unravel. 
 The narrator, Mara, has this weird vibe on her (not just because she's really weird, but more weirdness.) I can't even comprehend it properly, but she gives me odd feelings. For quite some times, I felt really bad for her - for whatever she's going through - and ..just.. she makes me feel lost and weird all over. I even believed for some moments that maybe she really is going mad. 
 As to the Romance, hmm. I did not quite feel anything towards Mara and Noah. They don't have that much chemistry to me. While reading scenes about them , I'm just like, really reading them. It's like, I'm not drawn to their moments or such. They're just like normal characters, doing their thing. 
 What I don't like about this book, is when I read something interesting, I would be waiting for more, but then I'd pass 50 pages with nothing. It's like being at the top of a mountain for a few seconds then falling for 20 minutes. 
 Also, I just dislike the fact that my questions were left unanswered at the end. I didn't get what I was looking for - the answer, as to why Mara is the way she is. But I guess, that's what the next book is. 
 But there's also a handful of things why I like this book. First, is that I really like Mara's brother, Daniel. Second, it made me think a lot. It intrigues me and gives me chills. I also loved all those book-geek references. Haha. 
 I was expecting the Noah-having-also-some-ability thing but the Jude thing was what floored me. I did not see that one coming. HOLY GUACAMOLE. That was one heck of a cliffhanger. 
 I'm so reading the next book, because HOW CAN YOU NOT with that ending?