Rating: 1/5 
 ***Spoiler-free*** 
 Disclaimer: I received a free ARC of this book through a giveaway with my local library. 
 Ugh. Ugh. Ugh. I'm so happy to be done with this book so I can move on to something better. I won this book in April and only got around to reading it now. It just frustrated me to no end and I'm glad it's over. 
 It was just SO boring. It had such a promising synopsis that I hoped it would be great. I've read some of the reviews and it just seems like a book that you either love or hate, and I'm the latter. It felt like such a crappy execution of a good idea. Don't get me wrong - some parts were interesting but they were entirely overshadowed by the lameness of the rest of the book. 
 This book felt so repetitive. I felt like EVERY chapter was the main character reminding herself of her purpose. I understand. It's a book about revenge. As if I would forget the entire plot of the book. It's just so frustrating. And don't get me started about the "romance." 
 Frances was on a cruise ship when she was 14 years old. Somehow in the two weeks she was on that ship, she met Grayer and "fell in love." Are you seeing what I'm seeing? 14 years old. And better yet, apparently for some of this time, he was going after Frances' friend Libby, so I don't even think it was a full two weeks. I already don't believe that someone can fall in love in two weeks. But 14 years old AND two weeks together just makes me want to punch something from the impossibility. And when they fast forward to Frances now, she's still acting like she's in love with him. I would understand if they fast forwarded and she realized it wasn't actually love, but she was STILL "in love." Cringe. 
 Also, just so the dead girl could have a love interest too, Libby was either 13 or 14 and supposedly hopelessly in love with a boy named Shepherd. At least this one was SLIGHTLY more believable because they at least grew up together, but really? Why does this author feel the need to give 13 and 14 year olds love interests? I could live with it if they were slightly older, maybe 16 or 17, but 13 or 14 I would still consider kids. 
 Almost everything about this book just made me cringe. I don't recommend it to anyone, because I wouldn't want to put anyone through that.