Feral

This was a REAL disappointment. Presented as 'horror' genre...not even close. The main narrator wasn't too bad, but the others were whiney and lame. Of course the material the narrators had to work with wasn't stellar either. Unless you're into meatless YA, pass on this.

This book scared the @?%# out of me! EXCELLENT! I would definitely recommend it to anyone

This book drew me in and I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Hope there's another book coming. Doesn't feel like the end.

I really enjoyed this book. Many twists and turns. Unpredictable ending that left me speechless.

Kept up with the pace, dragged only in moments where character buildup was needed, made me able to picture everything in my mind while I was away on road trip

The story itself, its around the type of stories I like to read

Alley

Wanting a 2nd Feral novel. Preferably bringing back the same characters and continuing the story and maybe bring back one character in particular that seems to not have made it. All though a good story and fast read, it is very predictable in most cases and you as the reader kind of know what to expect before the events take place. That being said I enjoyed it, take it for what it is. I did not care for "The Purge" movies, seen them with my kids and they all suck but I am a fan of BK Evenson and his stories of Dead Space, based on the game. Waiting for another Dead Space novel but enjoyed this good read.

I assumed that this book would be a horror novel because of the connections with the film, The Purge. While I've never actually seen The Purge, yhe previews make it look frightening. Well, you know what they say about assuming... Definitely not a scary book, and not an edge of your seat nail biter. It was an interesting, if subdued, plot that was obviously written for the YA audience.