They hear Melody’s branded laugh, talking with somebody. She and Gideon meets at the woods at their Hobbit nest they’ve build when they were little. Cassidy still questions herself if she has started the fire intentionally. ( After the fire she got involved, she spent her time at the hospital, forgetting everything about that haunted day.) Especially her brother Asher, who saved her from the fire is over protective, watching her every move.īut Cassidy still tries to adapt in school life, bullied by Melody Davenport who still calls her “fire girl”, has no intention to make her forget about the past. Her parents already treat her with kid gloves because of her traumatic incident when she was kid. They’re besties since they were 10 and shared a special kiss but then Gideon acted like nothing happened and Cassidy was too proud not to come clean about her feelings. And she has a panic attack, leaving the school with her longtime best friend and crush Gideon. But Cassidy starts to see hallucinations that one of her teammates on fire. The story starts at the volleyball match: her teammates shouts at Cassidy a.k.a firegirl ( because when she was only 6, she got involved in fire accident which resulted with death of her friend, also her evil nemesis Melody Davenport’s cousin) to concentrate on the game. Without giving any crucial spoiler, I’ll talk about the characters and the plot: So promising 3 starred reading turned into 4 starred, surprising, psychological, fast paced one sit reading! Well done and well played! Wow! I didn’t see it coming! That was great. It hooked me at the beginning but I started to lose my interest in the middle and I started to think it turned into angsty teen romance (our heroine is in love with her childhood sweetheart but he starts rejecting her and dating with someone’s else and our heroine starts dating with his tutor blabla) and I thought the ending was so predictable but I couldn’t be so wrong with a surprising twist the author successfully pulled out the rug from under my feet and I sat on my ass with a dazzled look on my face. And here is the interesting thing: Normally I start reading a thriller with promising beginning but at the end I lose my interest and if I don’t like it outcome, it turns into a Switzerland- let’s meet in the middle three stars reading. So this haunted cover intrigued me even though a few last YA thrillers I’ve read a little disappointed me.
OMG! Look at the disturbing cover with that terrifying doll! Some people scare of clowns and I really irritate to look at porcelain dolls! ( Of course Annabelle series didn’t help me to form a lovely relationship with them!)
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