This would've been nicer if it's a series. :) 
 The story revolves around a girl who's like Rogue. Her touch can kill. She supposedly got this after coming back from the dead because her sister has the power to bring things back to life. If you have been following my reviews for a long time, you'd know that I'm a big fan of the x-men, so naturally, I was intrigued by this book. 
 The story is pretty simple. She avoids all physical contact. She gets into his accident, then suddenly she lives in a mansion wherein others like her live. X-men-ish right? Hmmm.. Anyway, she feels as if everyone is against her and don't like her much, which is true to some extent. Her trust issue is frustrating. It's something that I had to ignore or else, I'd hate her character. Anyway, there's this guy who can touch her for a short period of time. They fall in love and the complications arise. 
 The ending was predictable to me. It was good, I guess. There's no cliffhanger. However, there are lots of lose knots: 
 1. What happened to poor Adam? He was really concerned with Ember that I think his character deserved more justice. 
 2. What happened to Ember's mother? Will she stay like that forever? 
 3. I don't like Kurt. Why did he want Ember to go? What's his deal? LOL. 
 4. Liz is like a foster mom eh? I wasn't able to get a grip on her character. 
 5. What is Cromwell's plan now? Is he going to just be mr.xavier or is he planning something bigger? 
 6. What will happen to Ember and Hayden's relationship? I mean, kissing for a few seconds? I guess JLA left their future for the readers to imagine. It just would've been better if she gave an epilogue of some sort to wrap things up. 
 All in all, this was a good enough read. It's not JLA's best work, but still good.