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Very entertaining. Jaw-dropping ending. Loved it!

I started reading this book two nights ago and I'm completely sucked in. I'm not typically into sci-fi stuff, but this is gooooood!

Pleasantly surprised. I am really enjoying this book.

Not as into this book as the first two, but enjoying it nonetheless.

This book is just as good, if not better, than the first two novels. I'm hooked and can't step away from this book! Really, really enjoying it so far.

The main character is breaking down, exposing many new things from the past that are playing into new twists. I was up until 4 a.m. this morning with this book. I can't stop reading it! There are so many things I have yet to figure out. I'm really enjoying the book at this point.

This book is definitely getting much better. The main character is starting to soften a bit and the reader is given more insight into his background and thought process.

The main character is such an asshole I'm having difficulty enjoying the book. I'm going to stick it out. The schizophranic brother keeps it interesting enough to keep reading.

I had to take a couple days off from reading this. The story is painfully heart-wrenching. It was upsetting me too much to continue. I'm picking it back up tonight. I certainly hope things get better.

I'm having difficulty getting into this...hopefully, it starts picking up.

So excited to get started!!

Really nervous to start this book since it appears to be extremely dark and depressing. I may not have the courage to read it all the way through. I guess I'll find out soon enough, here I go!

Madison kept walking. "I don't have anything against you. You all seem like perfectly nice girls. It's just . . . I'm not one of you. Okay? And that's fine with me. I don't want to pledge into your little sorority or be your BFF."

Really liking this book so far!

She was alive. That was some relief. But it didn't last long, not when I saw how frightened she was.

Kind of creepy.

"A mother's life serves as a map for her daughter."

This book brings to light the conflict a woman faces when trying to manage a career and family and what we can do to make it easier.

Slooooow start, but I'm hanging in there.

"Anna", Campbell says, "who convinced you?"

There is a curious thing that happens with the passage of time: a calcification of character.

We did not hope for the same things, but we all hoped.

I hated any of them taking chances, and whatever or whoever was in Seattle was truly beginning to frighten me. But the idea of the Volturi coming was just as scary.