4.5 hilarious, outrageous and suprisingly meaningful stars 
 I have never in all my life so fiercely wished that a female character was real before. I am so totally girl-crushing on Isis Blake. I am convinced that, together, we could rule the world. 
 Jack :"How did you find me? If you hacked into the Club's computer to look up my appointments - " 
 Isis : "Whoa, I think you overestimate me, shitlord. Last time I checked all I did was be in the wrong place at the right time. I saw you and had to - " 
 Jack :"Stalk me." 
 Isis : " - delicately approach you. In a sideways manner. From behind. Without being seen at all. For ten minutes." 
 She is stubborn, reckless, fiercely loyal and, hell, is she funny. I am sure there are people who would find her ramblings and strange ways annoying but it was 100% right up my alley. She is lacking the filter in her brain that stops her from saying and doing outrageous and hilarious things and also, a shame button. 
 "The waitress scuttles away, and I make a shooing motion at the old couple who're still glaring. 
 "Don't you have something to better to work on?" I hiss. "Like golfing or eating prunes or dying?" 
 The old lady looks shocked. 
 "Okay, sorry, not dying. But seriously, prunes are good for you." 
 The war between her and Jack is endlessly entertaining. But don't for one second think that this is the main focus of the story, and the blurb can make you think that she just got her heart broken the regular way. She didn't, her heart was used up and shattered with a viciousness that will make you queasy. But she doesn't allow it to define her, although she can't quite let it go. 
 There is also a strange mysterious event in Jack's past that changed the lives of four of them forever. 
 So, aside from the brilliant humour, there are actually serious topics in here that are brutal and gritty. Wolf manages to write all of this in a way that doesn't gloss over the seriousness or horror of these events but just gives the story a different feel. 
 Do you want to know how much I loved this book? I stayed up until 2am reading it. I haven't done that since I started my internship and 24 hour calls started kicking my ass. But I could literally not put this down. Occasionally, the few times I actually noticed new chapters beginning, I would say one more chapter. Pff. 
 I had to really restrain myself from juping up and down on my bed like a teenager when around chapter 11, we finally started getting Jacks point of view. The difference in the narration was amazing. Normally, in first person narration, you can't tell by the first sentence which character it is. But I totally could here, Jack and Isis have such different voices and man, I loved the glimpses of Jack. He is so much more than you'd think - even being lead to believe he is more than he seems! I adored him, his insight, his heart and every time he was hurt my heart squeezed for him. 
 "And then he came, and pulled her petals off one by one, forcing her to surround herself with thorns to survive. But he missed one petal. And she guards it with a tiger's ferocity." 
 So why should you read this book? 
 - There are beautifully broken characters that will have you bleeding for them 
 - There is a mystery Isis has to get to the bottom of 
 - So much snark, wit, and out-there hilarity I promise you will belly laugh 
 - Stunning friendships 
 - So many feels 
 Sara Wolf, you are on my list.