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Kathryn Travers _at_ravers — I read this book so very long ago and didn't remember a dang thing so I re-read it and I appreciate it much more. I'd have to say that although things are no long the same as they were after the civil war; there is still discrimination towards other people and so this book is still very relevant today.

Wendy Liu _ami_ama — and one half. The story flows like water out of a tap. Hated to put the book down. Could not wait to see what happened next. The author is a master story teller. Would like to see more books from this author.

Vishal Gulati vishalgulati — I really liked this...However, I think it could have been a much longer story and really needed to either be finished from claire's point of view or it needed to be left alone and just told as it was in Dory's book. I really enjoyed the back story but I felt like if we were going to go there-we at least needed to be brought up to speed where we left off in Midnight's Daughter. After finishing this read...I was just left feeling cheated out of the rest of the story and I know I will never get it...so, I think I rather never had it at all-I know that sounds harsh, but to leave a story with out feeling satisfied, leaves one empty.

Anders Rogovoy anders_r — I was really looking forward to this book. It had an interesting premise. I've always had a fondness for mysteries, and there's just not enough of them in the young adult genre. I was hoping it might live up to what I had build up in my mind. I initially like the characters. Hannah and Colin seemed to be your typical teenagers, especially when it comes to their relationship. They're high school sweethearts that are beginning to feel the stress of what might happen after Colin lives for college. Especially since Hannah seems to have trouble repeatingg that 4 letter word that Colin has already said. I'm not sure why she thought a weekend away would help cure this problem. I disliked how Hannah behaved to get the weekend planned. Stealing and lying seemed completely out of character. It made me wonder why she was trying so hard. It's like that last ditch effort to save something you are afraid of losing. I did like to setup of the lake house. It was down right creepy how the house seemed lived in, even though nobody had been there for quite awhile. And the nearest town was weird. I kept expecting this idea that they had traveled into some alternate universe. Might have worked better that way (a sort of Stephen King type thing). But, the truth of the story seriously left me wanting. I felt like I wasn't getting the whole story. What I felt like happened didn't quite fit with what I was being told, especially since there's an alternating story buried in there as well. In the end, I wasn't sure who to believe. I wondered if the way the story was ended was leaving it open for a sequel. Not sure, if I really want to go there. Overall, it was ok. If you expect a lot from your mysteries, I probably wouldn't read this one. If your just looking for something to creep you out a little bit, I think this would do it.