I looked everywhere for spoilers (something I am telling you NEVER DO), and all I found out was that it was going to involve drugs and gangs. Purely because it doesn’t feel like it belongs, it doesn’t feel like it’s meant to be in that world.

Adrian Harrington Rare Books deal in a wide selection of literature, modern first editions, leather bound library sets, children's and illustrated books and fine and rare antiquarian and old books in all fields. I devoured the beginning of the book, I couldn't look away and laughed out loud in places and then screamed aloud at a very dramatic part (scaring the other person in the room as I screamed) I did find that the second half moved a little slower, having it single point of view felt strange for this story, but did give a deeper insight to Tobey and allowed us to get to know him. Or was that supposed to be a cutesy angle: best friends in love with each other, who go straight from kissing to doing the down and dirty. I didn't really feel as though this story was connected with the three books before it and I felt some what disconnected. She suffers from a horrible disease which has symptoms of bitchiness, moodiness and erratic behavior.I will add a warning - it is written on the back of the book 'Not suitable for younger readers', this book contains drug usage, violence and sex.

She knows about terrible mistakes, and violence and revenge, and the fierce divide between Noughts and Crosses. So, I've read the whole series and, for the most part, I loved it (I certainly loved the first three books). As with the pervious books, you are really drawn in to the characters world and feel the ups and downs with them, understanding how they end up in the bad situations they do. The main character is sleeping the whole entire book and the prince is left to save her, only the fairies have left him locked up for a couple of years, leaving him to sit there doing nothing. It is directly related to the prior books and is definitely worth a little extra effort to track down.

This is the first time we’ve had his POV and at first I thought that he was more than a bit of a jerk. The book was still fantastic as Malorie creates an amazing story again while still providing character depth and generating interest for their well being. Cameron desperately needs a new heart when he is offered the opportunity to take part in a radical and controversial experiment involving the transplant of a pig's heart.