It is so
twisted I felt like I was in an episode of Twilight Zone. Things kept happening and my brain would try
to make sense of it then it would get thrown off again. Thankfully, there’s Noah to keep me
grounded. We’ll to keep Mara grounded. There are a lot of reasons swirling in my
head on why I like this book, I’ve listed down those that I wouldn’t make me
sound like I’m one of them:
Rituals/superstition
stuff
Handmade
ragdolls with a note inside it and drinking chicken blood, (fresh chicken
blood) is creepy. That doll reminded me
of a doll I had when I was little. I
swear it kept looking at me though it only had button eyes. Kulam or voodoo or
witchcraft related stuff always creeps me out.
They’ve been around since forever and it’s said to be powerful. Having elements of it added to the darkness
of this story.
X-men
So we have the old, kulam stuff, and the new,
mutants. There powers are not fun or
awesome as the X-men. Theirs is twisted
and mostly deadly.
That Girl who
was roomed with Mara and had Jude as her secret boyfriend and died!
I forgot what
her name is but I swear she’s my favorite character. She is insane. In my head, she was like the exorcist. Her character was so effective I wouldn’t
wanna be left alone with her coz she might suddenly stab me or I might stab her
in fear that she’d stab me first or coz she’s so damn crazy.
Daniel
He is one of
the sweetest book brother. I think he’s
hot for being that sweet.
Jude
He is
officially one of my favorite villain.
He didn’t show up much in the book but knowing that he master minded everything
that happened made me wanna pound on him harder than Noah. The doctor wanted Mara to be afraid, Jude
made it happen.
Noah
Shit, I still
think I know him. Remove the British
accent and gazillion $$$, I know him, just can’t exactly say who he is. I’m insane. I should be part of this story.
So I didn’t
list Mara down as one of the reasons I liked the book, doesn’t mean I hate her.
She’s a constant in constant evolution, if that makes sense. I do have a favorite Mara scene. It’s when she sees the doll in her underwear
drawer, then Noah tells her how it got there. It was creepy.
I like The evolution of Mara Dyer. It felt
like I was in a daze or more like on an alternate plane or inside a
nightmare. It didn’t make me sleepless
or scared to sleep with the lights off but I kept thinking “how the hell did
Michelle Hodkin come up with something like that?” The book is so crazy, I
think I’m in love. I want more!
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