I've had trouble recently with an annoying reading slump. So when I picked up Panic, I almost prepared myself to put it back down again to wait until later. But FINALLY something clicked in only a few paragraphs, and before I knew it, I'd read nearly half of it by the end of the day. I couldn't put it down because of the desire to keep reading...to find out what is going to happen next with the characters. It was a fantastic feeling. 
 Losing the reading slump was great, but the story itself was even better. It was probably what I needed. A chaotic, dramatic, contemporary. Despite it being told in two perspectives also, it worked because they were so different. 
 The twist wasn't unexpected--which is to be expected for me most of the time anyway, I guess. I pretty much had it figured out about halfway through, and that's okay. And though it has a typical romance style (not saying because it could be a spoiler) that I'm normally annoyed by in recent times, I think it worked out here and I felt all the feels. 
 And I wished it didn't have to end! Perhaps one of my favorites for the year so far and will be an easy re-read time and time again. 
 There were some minor complaints where I do admit to finding the storyline a tad confusing at times. But I discussed this in greater length at the blog (or maybe rambled a bit) where you can read my full-length review: My Full Review of PANIC at The Bookaholic 
 You don't want to miss this book coming at ya in March! :) 
 <3 
 Pixie 
 The Bookaholic 
 http://the-bookaholic.blogspot.com