It just makes everything a little less exciting.Īlso, it deserves a quick mention that the Edgar Allan Poe references throughout this book are amazing. A lot of the things that I guessed were hinted to throughout the novel, so I don’t think it’s a flaw exactly. The plot, I’m sad to say, was guessed a lot and I knew what was going to happen with a few exceptions that I’ll mention in the spoilers. It’s scary if I’m being honest, but so admirable.

Sounds kinda sadistic now that I’ve written it out… but she literally has so much fight and so much strength. With the character development that happens in this novel, I loved seeing Tress fight for her life. I’m not sure if her chapters were confusing or if I just wasn’t paying enough attention. However, I was so confused about what the hell Ru was talking about when she kept going on and on about the danger. With Ru, as well, I didn’t feel as enthralled as I had with the panther. Although it was nice to gain a little insight into his twisted little mind. With time ticking down and an enemy she considers a friend lurking in the shadows, Tress’s grip on reality is failing.I think I want to start off with the fact that I didn’t like Ribbit’s alternating chapters as much as I liked Felicity’s. Ribbit is held by a pact he made with his mother long ago, a pact that must be delivered upon in four days. That means saving the girl, so that Felicity can take her place at his side and Ribbit can exact revenge on all who have done him wrong-which includes his cousin, Tress. In the past he’s willingly played the fool, but now it’s time to fulfill his destiny. Ribbit Usher has been a punchline his whole life-from his nickname to his latest turn as the unwitting star of a humiliating viral video. As her mind slides deeper into delirium, Tress is haunted by the growing sound of Felicity’s heartbeat pulsing from the “best friend” charm around her fevered neck. With an infected arm held together by duct tape, the panther who clawed her open on the loose, and the whole town on the hunt for the lost homecoming queen, the odds are stacked against Tress. Tress Montor murdered Felicity Turnado-but she might not have to live with the guilt for long. Perfect for fans of Truly Devious and Sadie! Summary In the dark and stunning sequel to The Initial Insult, award-winning author Mindy McGinnis concludes this suspenseful YA duology as long-held family secrets finally come to light.

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