The Point

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
DNF @ 13%
warning: abuse

I quit this one a lot sooner than I usually do now-a-days. This is another one of those books where I lost respect for the character and then just couldn't get back into the book. Look, you don't not go to your graduation and not tell anyone – unless you are TRYING to piss people off.
She doesn't care? She's leaving anyhow? well, no because she forgot to bring in her documents to get a passport OTL. Like, I just couldn't. If you are THAT excited about your future and determined to prove to your parents you are an adult, then you just don't do that.
Unfortunately, I know there are probably people who do this... so, I'm sure this part won't bother people.

Besides the characters, it still felt like we were getting background on the character and story, like we were waiting for the story to start. I won't lie, her power seems really interesting and I wanted to see what was going to happen there. The bad guy with a god-complex is still interesting enough to make me want to see what his master plan would be.

Anyhow, I wasn't interested in watching this girl hit rock bottom in order to climb her way back up, but it is an interesting story arc. I probably would hesitantly recommend this to people who don't have the same hangups as me and don't need to like the main character.