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! This is a rough estimate of how far along I am.

I still love the writing style and the book is without a doubt well-written, but Gabe's take on the relationship bothers me. (Ofcourse we have no way of knowing for sure how Harvey feels, which is a nice change from all the books that have 2 person POVs). But nevertheless, isn't it a bit obvious that this is more than friendship and fucking? I would think that Gabe would have realised that by now...

I just love how the book is set up. It's kind of like a tv show, where there's a minor plot that's solved within the episode and a major plot that's solved within the season. So far, I love everything about the book. The pace of the plot is ideal and the characters are diverse, original and strangely realistic. The plot itself isn't the most original of plots, but it's very well-written, so it works.

I sort of just want to say "fuck it!", and give up on this book. I am really disappointed because I thought that this book might be a fun read when I started it. So far, it isn't. I am just really fucking MAD because Brandon calls Nick a lot of disrespectful names but somehow Nick ends up being the one apologising?! I sort of just feel like Brandon is guilt-tripping Nick.

I really like all the characters so far, except that Will seems a bit too jealous and immature for a teacher. I really liked the grocery store part with Nick, I was expecting them to run into Will and when they didn't, I was actually relieved because it showed that the book is about more than just Will&Chloe.

I like Chloe and I really connect with her and understand her, but I think she giggles wayyy to much, she giggles like every five seconds. Also, a wedding as a first date? Really?

OKAY JUST NO! WHAT??!??!?! HOW EVEN CAN YOU DO THIS TO ME?! WHAT?! WHO WAS THE ACCOMPLICE?! WAS IT ERIC?! FUCK. SHIT. WHAT EVEN IS LIFE?! A lot of people would probably say that the epilogue ruined the book and that it was awful, but I'm a sucker for bad endings. AND NOW I CAN'T WAIT TO READ THE NEXT BOOK. AAAAA!

Okay, so I misunderstood - I thought that the 'Three Months Later' part was the epilogue - which it wasn't. It was so perfect and unbelievably cute, the best ending ever. Now, I am going to start o. the much-dreaded epilogue.

The ending was absolutely perfect! I loved it so much and I was so shocked when it was revealed that Jay was the killer - did not see that one coming. I'm not finished with the book - I have yet to read the epilogue and honestly, I'm a bit scared to read it because I've hear that it ruins the ending...I'll always wonder if I won't read it, so here goes..

So far, the book's okay and I like guessing who the killer is but what I don't like is that they know that Todd is being abused in the house across from them - but instead of going over to him and talk, they fuck in the shower! What?!! You're detectives - detect!!

I really like the relationship between Eric and his ex-wife.
I am not a fan of military books - I have no idea why, I just am - so this book isn't as interesting as it might be to others. I don't understand the military phrases and it's quite annoying when I have to Google them.
I haven't read that much of the book, but I think I can safely assume that I will not be reading it again.

Honestly, this book just doesn't intrigue me. I mean, come on, Angelo is a criminal and Gabe, the COP, is in an intimate relationship with him?! It just doesn't make any sense. I'm not sure if I'll even finish the book.

I'm at the beginning of part 2 and I just can't take it anymore. It's not the author's fault, really, this is well written and I applaud her for this book. I just want to rip it apart because I can't stand the main character. (Again, I know that he's supposed to be like this and it's not Scarlet's fault.)

I'm getting quite bored with this book....it's all sex and I'm just not in the mood, I s'pose

This book is interesting but not nearly as fun or well-written as the cut and run books.

I really like this one - there's a lot more of PDA and I love that this is a crossover with Warrior's Cross! I haven't read it, but I definitely will now.

I liked Zane's realization that he loves Ty, but I don't get the whole hospital thing, I mean, HE'S BLIND and they just, "oh, it's nothing major, don't be such a pussy" HE IS FUCKING BLIND A ND NO ONE GIVES A CRAP! It seriously annoys me. Ty should at least care a bit more. *urgh*

It will be interesting to see how this assignment will affect Zane and Ty's relationship and how they will be able to recognize the line between reality and pretend.

It's entertaining, but so far nothing has really happened, and the whole 'bomb on a mountain' thing doesn't seem very probable. Also, I don't quite get why Zane said that he didn't love Tyler to Deuce because he did say it to Henninger in the last book. #confusing

I absolutely love Ty and Zane, but I wish that they would talk more and be more open and personal in their relationship. Hopefully, as the book progresses, their relationship will too.

So far, it's mot as good as the last book because there is no mystery, although it's exciting to find out about Amber's house. I liked that the book started as soon as the last one finished. I hate it when books start months after the last obe finished. A lot can happen I a couple of months...

This is an awesome book and I love reading it, but there is no plot, not really. It's just about a girl and her struggles with her best friend being dead. It's really good, but the excitement of reading it is missing.

This is a really good book and it really makes me think a lot about life and death and the true meaning of beauty.

Really exciting! I like the characters and Im looking forward to see how Alaska's and Pudge's relationship develops.

This book seems like an awesone book, and so far it's living up to my John Green standards.

Its an easy read and can be quite fun, but I'm still in shock that Ezria might not end up together 3

Its a really raw book and the plot is very thin. At times, I catch myself asking the question "why? why am I wasting my time reading this book?" but at other times I really like it, in a girlish-sort of way.

I'm tired and going to sleep, but the book's okay so far. The plot hasn't thickened, but the characters are still very interesting and quite fun at times.

So far the book is...meh. The parts with Hanna are quite triggering, which isn't very fun and I only really like the parts with Ezra/Aria and maybe Emily/Maya. I would like the series a lot more if it was only about them. But then it would be a whole different series. The book isn't addictive, which is a bad thing and sometimes, I just can't wait for it to be over so I can get on with my day.

I'm reading like a maniac! I'm on a reading binge, and the second book to be chosen for my binge was PLL. I used to love the series (until the whole Spencer/Toby/A thing) so I decided to try out the books. So far, it's a well-written book but it's just really dry. Honestly, nothing's really happening. I just hope that the books get better and more exciting than this. :)