I'll have to start off saying that although I didn't hate Burn for Burn, I didn't particularly care for it either. Sure I liked it enough to keep reading and not want to strangle myself, but I was pretty "meh" from beginning to end, with maybe some entertaining parts here and there. The pacing was steady and flowed well so I read it fairly quickly. It was a bit confusing at first, alternating between all three characters' POVs. A lot of times I kind of forgot who was who, but it came together alright. 
 Burn for Burn is basically one of those "you get what you pay for" books, meaning the synopsis pretty much says it all. It's about these three girls who have been "burned" by a particular group of people and they're ready to exact their revenge. One girl is just being the protective sister, another is tired of being the "popular girl's" punching bag, and the last one needs closure with a guy from her past. I have to say that the overall atmosphere was a bit simple and trivial, but it was fun seeing the girls figure out how to burn those meanies. There was one particular scene involving a rock and a car that I really laughed at. 
 Probably the only thing that stuck out as the oddball of the story was that a lot of strange things surrounding Mary. Burn for Burn comes across as a pure Contemporary book, I thought, but for some reason, there's this weird supernatural aspect with this character that seems out of place. I'm hoping there's some significance with it and that things will connect in later books. Although this didn't hit the mark for me exactly as I had hoped, I'm sure others will enjoy it and I know there are rave reviews for it already. The ending was kind of like a cliffhanger and not all things get resolved, so I'm really wondering where the authors are going with this series and I'm intrigued enough to find out.