Ok. Honestly, this book was a whole lot better than I thought it was going to be. 
 To start with, I had no freaking idea what the hell this book was about! It doesn't say anywhere!! I bought the book out of sheer curiosity. Even the cover confused me. I had to zoom in on it to even see what it was! Once I saw what it actually was, I think it's actually quite a lovely cover and matches the book well. But, you know, this confused me nontheless. 
 Ok. So one thing I deffinitely noticed is that I think the book was kind of slow. I liked it from like 50-60% through the book and on. 
 And it was freaking confusing as hell. You have no real perception of what's real and what isn't and never really get directly told WHAT exactly the reason for all this crap is. I found it kind of infuriating while completely interesting at the same time. But, as I'm reading this book which is really quite slow a thought kind of comes upon me. And that is: This book would make a REALLY good horror-thriller movie 
 I find often that books don't scare me no matter how scary they are. And really when you think about it, this book is scary. I think it would be perfect for a horror flick. Everything from insane asylums to flashbacks and a sort of distorted mystery. I would be thoroughly freaked out had this been a movie I saw. 
 So, also, let me just talk about the characters. I have no FUCKING (excuse the language) IDEA, what the point of Noah was in this book. He was such a cliche type character. I like him a little bit, I liked what he sort of added to the story, but really the description of him was just all too familiar. And he was kind of jackass to tell you the truth. This new girl (Mara) comes to school, and even though you've fucked every other girl in this school, she's special and you LOVE her. But that was only after my "Favorite" (please catch the sarcasm there) thing he says. Oh yeah, I was pretty much done with him after he used these exact words in their first conversation: 
 Mara: "I guess you nailed me, then." 
 Noah: "Not yet." 
 Yes, he said that. Is that not JACKASSY? Is that just overlooked? REALLY COULD WE JUST ANALYZE THAT SENTENCE. He meets her, talks her up a little, then USES THIS. After this, he's magically transformed into a lovable, sexy, british saint that hasn't "Nailed" Every girl he's capable of latching himself onto already. 
 Mara, on the otherhand. I kind of liked her character. And maybe it was because she was shown as someone that didn't know whether they were insane or not, and really I didn't know what was real or what she was imagining half the time, but I found it kind of appealing in a really impressivley scary way. It was very Edgar Allen Poe with insane characters and all that. (Don't pay much attention to that half-assed connection.) She was a scary chick. She has these FREAKING INSANE mood swing things that are completely understandable, but really are Scary. It was twistedly entertaining. 
 Now, the plot however, was kind of all over the place. I really had no idea what the hell this book was about. And in the end, the connections were a little half-assed and you still didn't really understand how it worked. Or maybe that was just me. I mean, there was a girl that was in a confusing accident that left her alive and three others dead. Then she's at a school, and it seems she has PTSD and there's this guy and a friend. A couple dead bodies pop up around the place, but it doesn't seem as if the story it focused on this enough throughout the book. There's also this court case, and these strange things. There's Noah. There's these flashbacks she's getting and remembering what happened that night. 
 And the very very ending managed to thoroughly freak me out. I mean, this book was freaky. And there's this thing with like magical powers or whatever. 
 Overall, the only thing I have to say is this: If this book was a movie, that would be one freaky thriller that I would love. As a book, it's just a little bit slow and confusing. In the end I still didn't really know what was going on. 
 But, I give it like 3.5 stars because it kept me entertained and was not as bad as I thought it would be when I bought it.