My first review got cancelled and I'm so freaking mad over it. I don't think I'll be able to write one as good as that now. Thanks dad for messing up my laptop -.- 
 Anywayz here begins my second review. This time I'll just put the review as points. First of all I'll tell what I liked about this book. It's always good to start with the plus points right? 
 1.	Jude 
 I loved him. He was like the only character in the whole book that actually made any sense. He was also the reason that I just kept reading. He was sensible and smart. One thing that is very rare in the characters of this book. Even at the end the decision he took was good. It was sensible of him to give time for Britt. 
 2.	The plot 
 The plot was intriguing I would say. It was a unique plot. I've never read a YA novel of this type so it was very interesting. This was my first book I read about hostage situations. Also using it for a theme of YA is very tricky. In my opinion I think so. Maybe there are a lot of books of this nature but like I mentioned before, I haven't read any. 
 Well I guess that's all for the good points, now the bad ones. 
 3.Britt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 I mean I was like WTH through out the book thanks to her. She was without doubt one of the most annoying characters in this book. I mean how stupid can a girl be? I actually disliked her more than America Singer in The Selection series. I mean how can you get caught to practically every guy? She goes on a trip to get back her ex, flirts with a random stranger at 7-eleven (ok maybe that's ok :D ), then practically kiss a murderer, then imagine kissing his friend and while kissing the friend imagining her ex and when kissing the ex imagining the friend?? I was like what the fuck girl? 
 She was you A-typical mean girl type. The Sharpey-style girl at high school. Excuse me for using a High School Musical reference, even I don't know where that came from considering I never have brought that up in a review. 
 Ok now let's see those utterly stupid stuff told by our dear Britt. 
 "Daddy!" I hollered since the house windows were open. A moment later he came to the front door. I craned my neck to look at him and put on my best little girl pout. 
 Like seriously woman? Who even tells those stuff? 
 "I don't want my hands smelling like gas and you are particularly good at pumping gas, Willie" I added with a flattering smile. 
 See where my Sharpey comment is coming from? Or mean girls. 
 "Hey a girl needs her lip gloss" 
 Of course hon. You would die without it. When did I become such a whiny bitch? But can't help it. I don't like this girl. 
 And I was up for Homecoming Queen! I had dreamed countless times of what it would feel like to stand on the football field wearing a crown beaming as the crowd clapped and cheered." 
 There are worse things in the world than not getting you Homecoming Queen crown. Seriously I hate these types of girls. 
 Then it comes to the point where she walks into a perfect trap. But then again I can't blame her totally in this case as they were stranded during a snow storm so the fact that she had to go in wasn't a big deal but what annoyed me was how she just flirted outright when she knew something was wrong. 
 Or maybe I was being paranoid because I was stuck in a cabin with two guys I didn't know. The truth was that Shaun had invited us in. He was cooking us dinner. I needed to relax and accept his hospitality. 
 Urm nope. You need to be catiaus. With the crime level these days you don't just accept hospitality from random strangers who give out vibes that something is definitely off about them. 
 Then comes her choice of boyfriends and best friends. If I had a boyfriend and best friend (according to Britt "Sister") Like them, I wouldn't bother staying with them. 
 "Stick to kissing will you? It's what you are good at" 
 Douche-bag alert people. But it's not this statement that pisses Britt off but the fact his friend thinking that they had sex. Seriously girl. Do you have not met a single nice person on this planet Earth? Then comes Korbie. 
 "You always want what I have. And it's so tiring. Stop being so fake. Stop trying to be me." 
 I would not stay with such a "best friend". Like ever. Don't you have a freaking backbone child? 
 So yeah those were some stuff I actually hated about the book. Now reading back I feel like a small kid complaining but still, this book could have been better. It's got a lot of potential and I didn't expect such shallow characters in a Becca Fitzpatrick book. I know it's YA and not that mature but still they could have been a bit better. Although I've told many negative stuff about it I've got to mention again that I kinda did like the book so I won't tell people to read it but I'm not sure about recommending it or maybe I might recommend it. God I haven't read a more confusing review ever.