The next morning, Ever is back to her moping about Damen as if the whole date day didn’t happen, because progress is for other books, of course.  Riley teases her about it but Ever won’t talk. But what she doesn’t know is that there’s more to the story than I’m willing to share. Like Drina…

Later that night, Damen calls Ever and asks if he can come over, then asks if he can drive her to school after she says it’s too late.  She says no to that as well, that she’ll see him in class, and that’s it.  What a riveting scene.  Aren’t you just so glad we got…

That night, long after the party had ended and all of our guests were gone, I was lying in bed, thinking about Ava, what she said about Riley being stuck, and how I was to blame. For the record, here’s everything Ava said about Riley: “I’m worried about your little sister. I think it’s time…

Apparently Ava the psychic was supposed to be this fun surprise for everyone. But trust me, no one was more surprised than me. I mean, how did I not see it coming? Was I so wrapped up in my own world that I forgot to poke around in Sabine’s? Poke around?  You feel the need…

The next morning opens with Ever and her dead sister ghost talking about what to wear to school today because that’s all this book is, people.  It’s just fantastical elements being completely ignored in favor of everyday bullshit that didn’t need any ghosts.  Problem is, this actually can be interesting if it’s played with.  Fantasy…