NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!

I HATE IT! I HATE IT! I HATE IT! How could Opal end like that? WHY?!

Like, two seconds ago, I finished Opal. I ain't gonna spoil nothin for y'all but the ending was really sad--really, really, really, really sad. I just can't believe the ending. I thought it would end somewhat happily, but that was nowhere near somewhat happy, barely happy or even remotely happy.

Dawson was a lot better the farther along I got in the book. Dee came around a little more--not much, but it's a start. Ash was still the same brat. I liked Andrew a bit more in this one--only because he wasn't such a jerk and he was a good friend to Dee. Some stuff happened that I thought would never happen--people appeared and disappeared. Everyone in town suspects something because of all of the missing teenagers.
Daemon is still hot---really hot. I'm so glad Katy finally admitted her feelings. They were dating the whole book, so I was satisfied. Daemon could also be the same dude that Katy first met--but at least she doesn't flip him off anymore.
I would give the book five stars--it was fantastic. There were tons of surprises. What surprised me was there weren't as many Arum in this book--which got on my nerves because I like those fights. It was an awesome book, but now I need to get on with my life and try to forget until the next book comes out--you, know...so I won't completely lose it and have to go to a mental hospital.

I've got to move on to other books--I still have to read (or rerereread)

• Rangers Apprentice (yes, Rachel's getting me to read it.)
• Half-Blood
• Hush, Hush
• Silence
• Throne of Glass
• And others

I just started writing again yesterday. Have I ever mentioned I want to write the stories someday--instead of just reading them?
Yeah, well, whatever.
The story is about a girl with amnesia and this guy comes in and tells her a story. The whole book is the story he tells. It's gonna be sweeeeeeet!