I'm somewhat torn about how I feel about Pretty Dark Nothing. On one hand, I read through it pretty quickly because of its fast-paced action and ever-looming tension. On the other, there were times when I wanted to chuck my Kobo across the room because of the characters. 
 Starting off with what I liked, the book has a super creepy plot, jam-packed with action that really keeps you wondering what the heck is going on with the protagonist, Quinn Taylor. Everything she's seeing is all in her head, so it's reasonable as to why she's starting to spiral out of control. There's a constant tension present which keeps you constantly on your toes. 
 One of the biggest aspects surrounds high school drama, stemming from Quinn's breakup with her ex-boyfriend Jeff, and his subsequent relationship with fellow cheerleader, Kerstin. Quinn got to be so damn annoying about Jeff. On multiple occasions I wanted to smack her and tell her to grow a backbone, and just get over it because Jeff is so obviously a scumbag and Aaron is so obviously a good guy and actually treats her well. This mooning unfortunately takes up a good chunk of the book and produces a lot of the drama. I think the only characters I 100% liked were Quinn and Aaron's best friends, Reese and Marcus. Both are hilarious, sweet, and loyal, and I hope to see them more in the sequel. 
 This is very much an introductory book as you have a lot of questions but very few answers. The ending does reveal some of the bigger picture, but it definitely through me for a loop about the paranormal elements. 
 Despite the high school drama and whiny characters which brought the rating down, I did actually like the book and will definitely read the sequel!