Oh boi, if this isn't the worst book I've read this year... 
 You see, I don't regard myself as a 'mean reviewer'. I hardly gave any one star rating. Cause I hold on to my principle that every published book deserves at least a star for just being published. Hey, getting a book published is no easy task, you know? So, that's why even the worst book that I read often still ended up with 2 stars rating from me. 
 But this one? Holy hell if this book isn't a special case. 
 I can't. 
 I just can't find a single positive thing about this book that could make me bump the rating into 2-stars. 
 Let me explain with points, cause points make everything easier, right? 
 -The Plot 
 or should I say, the NON-EXISTENT plot. Let me spoil you the plot of this book in less than a paragraph: 
 First 30 pages, Summer got kidnapped. 
 Then 270 pages after, deals with breakfast, Summer crying, lunch, Summer crying, dinner, Summer still crying, killing prostitutes, Summer cry again, sleep, Summer crying, watching movies, Summer crying, cooking, Yes she's still crying, reading books, and cry again after. 
 Repeat this cycle in 270 pages Then end it with the easiest solution ever that one could think of in the last 60 pages. 
 God please have mercy. I'm amazed that the writer could pull this off instead died of boredom while writing this. 
 -Awful writing 
 Oh God, can someone please send a thesaurus and dictionary bundling to the author for christmas this year? She. keeps. repeating. SENTENCES. No, no, not even sentences. But paragraphs/narrations/descriptions. Wow she definitely took 'lazy writing' into the next level. 
 -WHERE'S THE LOGIC? 
 I'm sorry, but I'll mark this part as spoiler although I advise you to NOT read this book. But hey, it's a preference after all, if you like slow-excruciating-stupid read for your weekend, go ahead. 
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 1. Summer went missing for 7 months, and for that amount of time her brother and boyfriend keeps looking for her from morning to dawn. Hmmm... The author forget about school, I guess? I'd take it if she gives a damn explanation. But she doesn't even mention anything about school as if they don't go to one from the very beginning. Which, is not the case here, in case you don't get it. 
 2. The reason as to HOW Summer's boyfriend could get suspicious to the real culprit is a whole new MYSTERY.... Let me recap the scene: 
 Summer's boyfriend: Lewis 
 The abductor/culprit: Clover 
 Clover: Hey, I saw you looking for volunteers to find your missing girlfriend. May I give a hand? 
 Lewis: Sure. Walk with me, I'll lead you to the others. 
 *Lewis and Clover proceed to walk to the end of the field without saying anything, or they do say some stupid random shits that don't even matter* 
 Lewis: *by the end of the field* Hmmm... There's something suspicious about this man. I could feel it. I think he's the abductor of my missing girlfriend, Summer. 
 Me: no shit, sherlock. just kill me pls. 
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 - Stupid characters 
 I feel like the author is trying too hard to create a psychopath and ended up with the most cliche-bland-boring-stupid psychopath ever (surrounded with the most cliche-bland-boring-stupid victims). Yeah they deserve each other, I guess? 
 - "Good morning, flowers" 
 Yeah, that's the tagline. The 'IT' line, the line that SUPPOSE TO make the victims and readers shiver in fear. But why do that sounds like he's gonna water his plants? Idk, mate. I'm so lost. 
 You know what, typing a rant is making me tired. So I'm gonna stop here although there are still so many problematic things to say about this book. I'm just going to eat something and water my plants later. Of course after greeting them with "Good morning, flowers!" 
 plants: uuuu so spoopy uuuuuuuuuuuuu~~