While there was never a point where I couldn't put the book down, 'Uninvited' was a really enjoyable read. I groaned internally at the first line of the book ("I always knew I was different." It's usually code for "but I'm not like other girls!" and ends up being kinda crappy), but found myself really feeling for Davy Hamilton as she experienced the loss of her upper-middle class white girl privilege and became lesser as a result of her DNA. It was sobering, a wake-up call for her character, who begins to realise just how easy her life had been and how difficult life is for so many people who didn't share that privilege. Also, I'm usually wary of romantic interests in young adult novels, but even though there was a small romantic plot, it didn't detract from the story at all. It was an evolution, really. The only part of the book I didn't really enjoy was the ending. It felt anti-climactic, especially considering the tension that other parts of the book had made me feel. I see that this is the beginning of a series, however, and am intrigued as to where the story will go.