{my thoughts} - I really had trouble getting into this book.The writing in this one seemed to be sort of forced. I forced myself to read it and I was surprised when I read the ending. The ending made suffering through the book worthwhile to me. I know that sounds kind of odd, but it’s the way I view it.

It came to light that Ian was framed and he didn’t kill Ali – it also came to light that Spencer was born via a surrogate mother and that she was biologically her mother and father’s daughter — Also she went to meet the surrogate who talked her into living in New York with her and then stole all her money out of her college savings – came to light that she always wanted more money for having the child and that she felt like running away with the baby as well – but that didn’t happen – she did get revenge against the family by taking all the money out of that account though and zeroing out her college savings.

Emily and Issac is another story his mom is sick and twisted – Emily can see it and he cannot or chooses not too eventually he will come around – one can hope anyways. Jason and Wilden become the prime suspects in Ali’s murder when it comes to the investigation by the 4 girls – the reason is all the messages from A and the ledger they find at the opening of the Radley that shows he was signed in and out of the place. However, that isn’t solid proof – but it is proof of some sorts to them anyways…

At the end of the book the barn in Spencer’s backyard catches fire and the 3 girls there barely get out alive – and then the other is coming through the woods and finds a girl trapped – she helps her out of where she is stuck and they all get to safety by the other girls and then they all come to realize that they are staring at Ali – the girl claims that she got a text telling her to go there and then the fire started – similar story to the other girls – and then the police and ambulance all show up and they girl is gone like she was just an illusion.

{reason for reading} - I watch the show. ( )

{my thoughts} - I really had trouble getting into this book.The writing in this one seemed to be sort of forced. I forced myself to read it and I was surprised when I read the ending. The ending made suffering through the book worthwhile to me. I know that sounds kind of odd, but it’s the way I view it.

It came to light that Ian was framed and he didn’t kill Ali – it also came to light that Spencer was born via a surrogate mother and that she was biologically her mother and father’s daughter — Also she went to meet the surrogate who talked her into living in New York with her and then stole all her money out of her college savings – came to light that she always wanted more money for having the child and that she felt like running away with the baby as well – but that didn’t happen – she did get revenge against the family by taking all the money out of that account though and zeroing out her college savings.

Emily and Issac is another story his mom is sick and twisted – Emily can see it and he cannot or chooses not too eventually he will come around – one can hope anyways. Jason and Wilden become the prime suspects in Ali’s murder when it comes to the investigation by the 4 girls – the reason is all the messages from A and the ledger they find at the opening of the Radley that shows he was signed in and out of the place. However, that isn’t solid proof – but it is proof of some sorts to them anyways…

At the end of the book the barn in Spencer’s backyard catches fire and the 3 girls there barely get out alive – and then the other is coming through the woods and finds a girl trapped – she helps her out of where she is stuck and they all get to safety by the other girls and then they all come to realize that they are staring at Ali – the girl claims that she got a text telling her to go there and then the fire started – similar story to the other girls – and then the police and ambulance all show up and they girl is gone like she was just an illusion.

{reason for reading} - I watch the show. ( )

Teenagers

Well, I still think that the publishing house should not have pushed Shepard into a 7-book deal. The plot seems very obviously dragged out, and the story has suffered because of it.

However, the book DID end on a note that convinced me to read the last installment of the series once it comes out. I wasn't so sure, reading it, because the formula of the series really started to wear on me in this one. But the end made up for it, just a little. ( )

Hanna está decidida a corromper a la juventud de Rosewood, empezando por un chico muy guapo de segundo curso. Aria se dedica a investigar el pasado de su novio. A Spencer le ha dado por robar a su propia familia, y la casta y pura Emily se está absteniendo de mantener cualquier tipo de abstinencia. Sin embargo, las chicas deberían tener cuidado: creyeron estar a salvo cuando la policía arrestó al asesino de Ali y se descubrió la verdadera identidad de A, pero ha aparecido en la ciudad alguien que ha adoptado el seudónimo? y la fea costumbre de espiar y amenazar.