This book was just "ok" to me. I didn't hate it, but didn't love it either. The best part was the dialect the characters used. I felt almost like I was listening to the characters talk in real life. The author doesn't use quotation marks and many times doesn't indicate who says what, which is annoying at first. He also uses a lot of run on sentences that made me cringe at times. If you can get past that, this is a pretty interesting story. Just don't expect all loose ends to be tied up at the end of the story. This is part of a trilogy but I didn't enjoy it enough to read the other two in the series.
