{my thoughts} – I had always wondered what Dale’s back story was when I had been reading {BETWIXT}. The back story is very much engaging and quite wonderfully written. It really helps the reader to better understand him, where he came from and why he was perceived the way he was in High School. It makes sense why Nicole hardly paid notice to him in the school hallways and why he liked to keep to himself.

This book although short, justifies his character by every means possible. I really enjoyed getting to know him more and also loved the brief scene with his dog Jester. Although I wish there was more mention of the dog, call me hopeless the book met my expectations after reading {BETWIXT} first. This is a wonderful beginning to an excellently written series. ( )

{my thoughts} – I had always wondered what Dale’s back story was when I had been reading {BETWIXT}. The back story is very much engaging and quite wonderfully written. It really helps the reader to better understand him, where he came from and why he was perceived the way he was in High School. It makes sense why Nicole hardly paid notice to him in the school hallways and why he liked to keep to himself.

This book although short, justifies his character by every means possible. I really enjoyed getting to know him more and also loved the brief scene with his dog Jester. Although I wish there was more mention of the dog, call me hopeless the book met my expectations after reading {BETWIXT} first. This is a wonderful beginning to an excellently written series. ( )

I haven't read Betwixt, so I didn't have any frame of reference for Dale.

I found it had a lot of teen angst, which I was expecting. I was interested in reading Dale's downward spiral and was hoping for him to come out of that, but then everything went a bit too fast and got a bit too religious and preachy.

Maybe it makes more sense if you read Betwixt first. ( )

I haven't read Betwixt, so I didn't have any frame of reference for Dale.

I found it had a lot of teen angst, which I was expecting. I was interested in reading Dale's downward spiral and was hoping for him to come out of that, but then everything went a bit too fast and got a bit too religious and preachy.

Maybe it makes more sense if you read Betwixt first. ( )

I haven't read Betwixt, so I didn't have any frame of reference for Dale.

I found it had a lot of teen angst, which I was expecting. I was interested in reading Dale's downward spiral and was hoping for him to come out of that, but then everything went a bit too fast and got a bit too religious and preachy.

Maybe it makes more sense if you read Betwixt first. ( )