Seen at Bookish Antics! 
 Endgame is one of Harper's biggest titles of the year, but it's also a novel by James Frey (a.k.a. that guy who lied to Oprah and capitalized off his deceit). I didn't want to support Frey due to his Fiction Factory, but I decided to give this book a shot because I was curious. Endgame appeared to be a derivative of The Hunger Games but I discovered few similarities once I actually began reading. I read 60 pages of Endgame and it was incredibly repetitive, poorly written and there were way too many point-of-views. In about 60 pages, I read the same event multiple times from over 5 point of views -- most of which blended together in my mind. In addition, the writing in this book is extremely choppy and a decent amount of the sentences are run-ons. I can't bear to read over 400 pages of this non-sense and I'd definitely recommend skipping this one.