I'm so mad that I didn't love this book. But Twisted was so predictable. Like, I predicted the EXACT ending about halfway through the book. Basically, Twisted is about a young girl, Bex, whose father was a serial killer that somehow fled town after being arrested (???). Fast forward 10 or so years - a new string of murders point to her dad being back in town. Bex has just started at a new school, with new foster parents, new super popular friends, and a new super hot boyfriend (who she started dating after maybe 3 days. Classic YA.) I enjoyed Chelsea and Laney as characters,(view spoiler)[but they moved on eerily fast from their best friend Darla's death. It was strange. (hide spoiler)] And I despised Bex, mainly because she was so indecisive and boring and seemed to think everyone was way more obsessed with her than they actually were. I was disappointed that the book didn't end with her finally seeing a therapist because, seriously, that girl was hallucinating and hearing voices. My main quibble with Twisted is how the book seemed to be leading up to this big moment/reveal, which only lasted half a chapter. And what happened in that chapter was all we were left with - there was no 'how' or 'why'. There were so many questions left unanswered; it was worse than an episode of PLL.