O. M. G.Let's just say, not only am I loving Gage something bad, but this book is a mix between a brilliant romance novel (though I do hate Skyla. I mean, ok, you like two guys. But you hate when Logan's with another girl but you justify going about with both Gage and Logan?!! MEAN!! She is such a hypocrite!!) and a thriller - one of those sleepover/teen-America thriller movies like Scary Movie, where there are a bunch of teens doing dangerous, and often psycho, stuff in order to stay alive.
Skyla turns weird too. I mean, one minute she's 'save the trees I love everyone - Tad, I'm not a psychopath' and the next she's like 'ooh! It's fine to kill random people who annoy me as vengeance and no one hates me because of it.' And she's got it right, too. Someone should go "Skyla, please stop hurting people and calm down" but they all act like it's natural. A phase...right. Got that. Killing people is only a phase.
No logic.
But on the plus side, you can really feel the struggle Skyla has between Logan and Gage, though personally I'd probably ditch both and go somehwere far away from Counts (Sesame Street came to mind!), Celestras and dead girls (Chloe) who remind me of Allison from Pretty Little Liars - she's a ***, is gorgeous and at work even beyond the grave. Creepy.
So creepy, romantic, weird and with a dash of the psychotic, Burn is bound to - with it's CLIFFHANGER - get you screeching for more.
