** spoiler alert ** 
 "Love is patient. 
 Love is kind." 
 Love is also irritating. 
 Let me start by saying how wonderful it is to have Joe's voice back in my head. I missed him. And this one is a delight as an audiobook. 
 I didn't think I would actually write a review, because generally I don't. Plus, I do agree with Joe that I don't really want to review a book that I have Just completed, and literally I just completed Hidden Bodies. But then again there were a few things about the book that I absolutely have to talk about. 
 I Love this book, but I loved You more. There was just something about Beck that I miss, even though I know she is gone for good. I might be the only person who liked Beck, well that's because I like flawed characters. 
 I am not a fan of Love. I know we are supposed to like her more, specially toward the end, but somehow she just doesn't come across as an interesting individual. She cries too much. 
 Delilah was downright infuriating and I just wanted her gone and I was glad when she was gone. The fact that she loved her bathroom still smelled like Joe after he left his shit there was just, wow! She was a pathetic character and she didn't deserve to live. 
 Amy Adam, I thought, would be a more interesting character. But she wasn't. At the end she was just nothing. 
 This is the first problem that I have with the book is just there are no good female characters. All of them pretty much suck. They have absolutely no redeeming qualities. If these women were talking to me, I wouldn't be able to hold one conversation with them without slapping them for being who they are. I was just irritated by the fact that Joe fell for them, and it was clear that he didn't fall for their intelligence or personalities. 
 The second thing I have a problem with is the ending. I just kept feeling like, oh, he'll get caught now. And, oh, he got away. But in the last chapter, he does get caught. It was too abrupt and too late. I mean, when we were almost done with him getting away with it all, maybe it should have been left at that. If he was supposed to get caught that should have happened sometime early. It felt a bit forced. 
 Overall, I loved the book, I loved the journey. I love being inside Joe Goldberg's head. Well done, Caroline Kepnes, you successfully made me relate to a serial killer for the second time. 
 If I ever have to gift a book to someone, I'll always start with You.