Review also posted on my blog, Lilybloombooks. 
 If there is one genre I would like to see more in YA - its horror. I love horror books - there is nothing better than being so freaked out before heading off to bed. Ironic, considering I hate horror movies. But I digress. I picked Creed up after months of it sitting on my kindle because I wanted to read something different. 
 And different it was. 
 This was a super quick read. Had I not started it so late I would have finished in one sitting. Not only because of its small page count, but because I was so engrossed in the story; I couldn't read fast enough. 
 Creed was beautifully disturbing. I loved how the author(s) didn't hold back when it came to truly freaking you out and on the gory stuff. Although I did feel like so parts were far-fetched, that didn't hinder my enjoying. Or racing heart for that matter. 
 Dee has a lot of depth to her character, and I felt like her back story was important to the plot. I also applaud her brains, because she was the one that was talking sense in the beginning. That being said, I wish we would have known more about the other characters, Lucas and Mike. While there was plenty of depth to Elijah and Joseph, I felt like the overall impact could have packed a harder punch knowing more about those two. 
 I was slightly irritated that a HUGE thing happened that we, as the reader, didn't get to witness. Call me morbid, but like I said about the depth of the characters, seeing exactly what happened to ALL the people involved would have packed a harder punch. 
 As for the ending, it was very open but I actually like it that way. I was left thinking about these characters long after finishing, because what was left for them to face was endless. 
 Overall - I really liked it! Creed was a quick and creepy read. I recommend it! 
 *I received a copy of this book from The Publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.*