So the premise of Extraordinary Means completely intrigued me. I'd never heard of TDR-TB, for one, and I definitely thought that Latham House was a psychiatric facility at first. Imagine my surprise when Lane ended up having TB, which caused him to be quarantined with others like him, sick and potentially dying. My curiosity was piqued, for sure. However, as I got into the story, I enjoyed the characters, but I never really connected with Lane and Sadie, and their experiences together. I loved their dialogue, but I felt super disconnected when it came to relationships and the "serious challenges" that happen in the last half of the book. It was sad, but I wasn't crying for them, as I do for so many other characters. This was going to be a 4 star read at first, but the last few chapters kind of turned me off to the point where I was ready for it to be over with. Very interesting promise, however.