When The Lights Go Out: Target Signed Edition

from techeditor

Many people love Mary Kubica's books. I'm not one of them. I'm sorry to say that because I always want to love what I'm reading. However, after reading two of her books, I've decided she's not for me. WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT strikes me as a book for young adults, one I would have liked when I was ...

from flourgirl49

I wasn't wild about this book. I felt no compassion for either of the main characters - Eden (mother) and Jessie (daughter) - mainly just irritation. Also didn't care for the ending - I felt duped, and there were too many important, loose ends that were not tied up. Actually, I had that very same...

from Kristymk18

I have to say this first to get it out of the way: I hated the twist at the end. It made everything not worth it and honestly, it felt cheap. That being said, I still didn't find the story that compelling. I thought it would be more psychological thriller, but what I got were two women in transit...

from Cherylk

I grabbed this book when I saw it on Netgalley. It is due to the author. It was one that I downloaded right away. It started out ok but this was not a great thing. In fact; after a few chapters I was ready to be done with this book. Yet, I put it aside for a while. I decided to come back to it wi...

from rmarcin

Everything you think is completely wrong!!! This one threw me for a loop. As an insomniac myself, I completely sympathized with Jessie Sloane as she struggled to sleep. Her mom, Eden, was dying, and Jessie was keeping watch over her mother. Then, her mom is gone, and Jessie still can't sleep. But...