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Luis Luis _uis_ortas — I'm torn over how to describe my feelings about 'Where She Went'. It wasn't 'If I Stay', and I didn't connect with the characters in the same way as with the first book. Perhaps it was the change in narrator, or maybe it was just that Adam experiences a different kind of agony than Mia did. Regardless, I didn't feel the same awe I felt for 'If I Stay' after reading 'Where She Went'. That said, it's still an amazing and well-written story. I highly recommend both books!

Bruno Oliveira bruno17phb1296 — Solid

عبدالله الشمراني ab12ab10032948 — When I originally purchased Thirteen Days to Midnight, I had no idea what it was really about. It seemed like a promising story and lately I have been really into reading books with male protagonists, so when I picked this one up, I decided to give it a chance. And I am glad I did! Thirteen Days to Midnight by Patrick Carman is an YA psychological thriller with a hint of the supernatural. Sounds like a great combination right? It was fantastic! I loved how Carman kept you guessing throughout the whole book, giving you snippets of information without revealing anything big. Enough to keep you guessing, but not enough to let you guess correctly! I read the book in two sittings (and I would have read it in one if I was not distracted by school work!) and my how time flies while reading this book. I really liked the main character Jacob and his bestie, Milo. I was never super fond of Oh-- she seemed VERY full of herself to me and I felt like she was a bit possessive (though I guess I can understand why) so she was not to my taste. I also like a lot of the side characters and they all seemed so real to me (especially Ethan-- who DOESN'T know a jerk like him?). I definitely think Thirteen Days to Midnight was a great pick-up and hope to read more from Patrick Carman in the future!

Crispin Chan crisdsign — This book was amazing and eye opening.

William Baynard williambaynard — another terrific read... undiscrible emotions will unearth them selves when you read this. A combantion of fear, loyalty, anger, sympathy and inocence, all at once.