Flawless

A continues to torment the four former friends with dark secrets. This time they delve into the Jenna incident and we get some answers on this. Each character's situation gets worse and worse and we have another Red Herring for who A is. But Ally is definitely dead, and Ally was definitely a bad kid.

There are a lot of awesomely trashy moments in this book, but they are few and far between. The plot develops excruciatingly slow. This is why I don't watch Lost. I have a short attention span, and the author is just being spiteful. I kind of want to know who A really is, but I doubt I'm going to waste money on another book from this series. If you read it, let me know, because I am a little curious about how this all ends up.