Reviewing Far From You is going to be hard. It's one of those books that you really can't say much about without fear of giving something away, and you really don't want to give anything away in this book. But what I can do in this abbreviated review is telling somethings that it did for me. 
 1) It kept me guessing - From page 30 on I had about 15 different scenarios and suspects in my head. Every time I picked up the book to read I decided someone else was the guilty party. Sharpe 100% kept me on my toes which made my reading of Far From You and enjoyable experience. 
 2) My guesses were mostly incorrect. - With out tell you exactly what I was thinking half the time reading this, I was mostly wrong. I did get one part right at one point, but I think that was sheer luck and the process of elimination. It was masterful if you ask me. 
 3) I didn't think I liked this book in the beginning and then a twist happened. - I had some minor issues with some of the believability when I was reading. So much in fact I thought about stopping but the draw of the mystery kept me. Then the Marchetta Effect happened and something clicked and it all became that much more truthful. 
 4) It made me anxious. - Not anxious in the The Selection series kind of way, but more in the way that I needed to know how it was going to end and what had really happened. I wanted to devour the book in a sitting just to get to the end. 
 Basically Far From You is a very underrated book with a lot of character and plot twists and shocks. It kept me interested and guessing and on the end of my seat. It surprised me and shocked me and made me anxious with wonder. Pretty much it was a book that I think everyone needs to pick up and read if you haven't yet. Trust me in this.