I thought I knew where this book was going when I opened it, but it took a sharp turn that I didn't see coming towards the end. 
 Some of it is painfully predictable and other parts catch you off guard. It was a decent mix of the two, which kept me reading. 
 The writing felt a bit clunky at times, and the plot would slow or come to a screeching halt and you had to just wait it out until Vivian decides to participate in her story. 
 I'm on the fence about reading the sequel when it's published. On one hand I'd really like to see where this is going, on the other hand I don't want to wade through chapters of filler to get there. And I've got a sneaky suspicion this is going to be another one of those oh so hot right now trilogies.