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Favorite

by Karen McQuestion (Goodreads Author)

3.13 of 5 stars 3.13 · rating details · 663 ratings · 121 reviews

Five years have passed since Angie Favorite's mother, Laura, disappeared without a trace, and Angie still hasn't recovered. Sure, things look normal on the surface ? she goes to school, works her summer job, and argues with her older brother Jason ? but she can't shake the feeling her mother didn't leave by choice. Angie's dad does the best he can, but his work as a musici...more

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Published April 1st 2011 by Amazon Childrens Publishing (first published November 1st 2009)

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Aug 22, 2012 Jamie added it · review of another edition

This book suffered from two things, really - pacing and really stupid characters. For the first 80% of the book, not too much really happened. It was all mood-setting and suspense-building. There's nothing wrong with mood and suspense, but plot and action shouldn't be understated, nor should they be left until the climax. The last 20% of the book, not to spoil, was packed full of action and revelations and total OMG moments, to the extent that it wasn't really believable. The book would've been...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Laurie Cameron rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Out of the blue, sixteen-year-old Angie is attacked by a man many times stronger than she is. Still, she fights back with everything that she has until she takes a fall and is knocked unconscious. She wakes up several days later in the hospital, battered and bruised. Her attacker has been incarcerated and is awaiting trial. As she is recovering both emotionally and physically from the whole ordeal, her attacker commits suicide. From that point on, things seem to get stranger and stranger, starti...more

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Jan 27, 2012 Stephanie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: high-school, kindle, mystery, ya

middle school & up

Angie Favorite's mom disappeared five years ago. Her family has never given up waiting for her to come back though. While running errands, Angie is accosted by a large, scary man who attempts to drag Angie away repeatedly saying he "has to show her something." Angie manages to get away from him but not without a skull fracture. When she comes home from the hospital she receives a letter from her attacker's mother. Mrs. Bittner invites the Favorite family to visit her home s...more

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Jul 02, 2011 A rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Up for an exciting murder mystery? Me too!

FAVORITE runs at a fast clip. In the very first pages Angie gets beaten to crap in a would-be abduction then quickly gets sucked into some bizarre circumstances with the kidnapper's wealthy family. She stumbles across clues about her mother's unexplained disappearance and is soon neck deep in danger.

Romance stays light. She has a brief date with Mike, who's the nephew of the guy who tried to kidnap her which makes things rather awkward. I liked that sh...more

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May 07, 2011 Debbi rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Angela Favorite is just like any other 16-year-old high school girl. Except her mother disappeared without a trace on her 11th birthday. After delivering cupcakes to her school while dropping her off on the way to work. Ever since then, Angie doesn't like birthdays very much. Each one is a painful reminder of her mother's strange disappearance, one that hasn't been solved to the point where her mom seems to have been written off as most likely ... let's not go there!

Angie simply can't believe he...more Angela Favorite is just like any other 16-year-old high school girl. Except her mother disappeared without a trace on her 11th birthday. After delivering cupcakes to her school while dropping her off on the way to work. Ever since then, Angie doesn't like birthdays very much. Each one is a painful reminder of her mother's strange disappearance, one that hasn't been solved to the point where her mom seems to have been written off as most likely ... let's not go there!

Angie simply can't believe her mother is dead. She prays to her every night and swears she feels a connection to her.

But this is all backstory. What happens is she's going back to the dry cleaners because the cashier gave her too much change, when a guy named Scott Bittner grabs her. He sort of roughs her up. She tries to get away. He insists she must come with him. She's scared. He ends up hurting her. Fortunately, someone reports the altercation to the police. Angie ends up in the hospital, traumatized.

Okay, Angie and her brother, Jason, live with their grandmother, who is engaged and getting ready to take a cruise with her fiance. Their dad is hardly ever home as he's an itinerant rock musician who swears his "big break" will come any day now, so he's not in the best position to raise a family by himself. Got that?

Oh, and then there's Scott Bittner's mother. Boy, what an ... interesting lady she is. And, my, what a house she lives in ... like a castle ...

Here's the thing. Mrs. Bittner really wants Angie and Jason to stay with her, while their grandma is away on her cruise. And she seems like a really nice lady who clearly has a whole lot of dough, so Jason has his own reasons to get along and go along with the whole thing. But Angie is a bit creeped out by the idea of staying at the castle, um, house.

And, of course, there's a boy. It wouldn't be quite as good a story without a boy, would it? And Angie really likes this boy. And he's Mrs. Bittner's grandson, Mike, which is kind of odd.

Plus there's a cat. Thank God!

Now, that's all I can say.

Karen McQuestion does an excellent job of combining elements of a coming of age tale with those of a gothic suspense story.

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Apr 12, 2011 Candace rated it 3 of 5 stars

I accepted this book for review because of the description. It sounded completely different and very mysterious. And it was! I enjoyed it and never felt like I was bored with it. At times I thought I should be bored, but I wasn't.

I liked Angie pretty well. There were things that bugged me and she wasn't terribly like-able in the beginning, but she grew on me. I thought the other characters were pretty good as well, but some of the side characters were more interesting then the main characters....more

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Jan 17, 2013 Candy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ugh. Let me say that I'm a huge Karen McQuestion fan. When I got this book, it fell off my radar and I found it recently and thought "oh, I should totally read that!". Nearly everything this woman writes is gold, she's amazing... but... this one didn't work for me.

The story itself isn't bad. It had kind of a "Flowers In The Attic" type of a feel to it. Slightly off-kilter type of a feeling. If you've read Great Expectations, I kind of envisioned the grandma as Ms. Havisham. So, the story had a l...more

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Nov 10, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Let me start by saying that BLUES HIGHWAY BLUES isn't the type of book I normally read. The books I peruse usually have strong female main characters.
I was unexpectedly captivated from the first page by Eyre Price's gift of the pen. I don't think I've ever picked up a book and been so impressed with the writing so lyrical, almost poetic. I even found myself rereading paragraphs, sometimes out loud just to hear the beauty of the words.
The main character, Daniel Erickson is on the run from multipl...more

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May 13, 2011 Anne rated it 2 of 5 stars

This is Karen McQuestion's second novel, she originally was a very succesful self-published author and was given a deal by the Amazonencore programme. 'Favorite' is a short (just over 160 pages) novel aimed at the Young Adult market.

The premise for the story is great, the blurb is enticing and my expectations were high. I found it a very easy to read book, with a pretty straightforward plot line, but could have been much better developed. The story centres on Angie - a sixteen year old girl who...more

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Mar 27, 2011 Ashley (Books Obsession) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Angel Favorite. Definitely not the most common of names, but then again, Angel or "Angie" doesn't live a very common life either. On her eleventh birthday, Angie's mother disappeared. Now five years later, Angie is still praying every night for her mother's safe return home. She and her brother Jason live with their grandmother since their dad is usually on tours with his band. After Angie is attacked and nearly kidnapped by a mysterious stranger one day, she wakes up in the hospital. She's told...more Angel Favorite. Definitely not the most common of names, but then again, Angel or "Angie" doesn't live a very common life either. On her eleventh birthday, Angie's mother disappeared. Now five years later, Angie is still praying every night for her mother's safe return home. She and her brother Jason live with their grandmother since their dad is usually on tours with his band. After Angie is attacked and nearly kidnapped by a mysterious stranger one day, she wakes up in the hospital. She's told that her attacker was Scott Bittner but he killed himself before going to jail for his crime. After being released from the hospital, Angie is asked by Ms. Bittner, Scott's mother, for her to forgive Scott. She also asks Angie and her brother to come visit her home, the Bittner Castle. Angie agrees, for the sole purpose of hoping to find out why Scott attacked her and if it has anything to do with her mother's disappearance.

I thought the premise of the book was really intriguing and jumped at the opportunity to read this novel. Right from the start, Angie's character was a little dull and unmemorable. I kept hoping that the character development would improve, but unfortunately it didn't. Even after finishing the book, I can only think of a couple of generic words to describe Angie. For the first few chapters into the novel, her personality really annoyed me. For a sixteen year old, I would assume maturer thinking and actions. I can understand that if you were just attacked by a stranger and wound up in the hospital, you'd be pretty angry. However, I think it was just rude and selfish how she acted towards Ms. Bittner's apologies and to the news of Scott's death. Because of her shallow thinking, I was a little unsure of what the target audience of this book was.

I read this short book in just two days. It definitely held my attention and I was interested to find out how it would play out. My one wish is that it was longer. I think that if the climax wasn't rushed and there was more build up and suspense, it would have been better. It's like as soon as the author started to become comfortable with what she was writing, she quickly put an end to it. It had a satisfactory ending, but I just think it felt too rushed, making the suspense a disappointment. I'm not sure where the whole "psychic dad and daughter" roles played in the story either. It was an enjoyable read and not entirely predictable. It had a creative and interesting plot, but not enough character development. The author stood in the shallow end of the pool, when really she should have taken a running leap off of the diving board. If she had done that, I might have given this book five stars.(less)

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Oct 24, 2012 Kitty Bullard rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

TITLE: "Favorite"
AUTHOR: Karen McQuestion
PUBLISHER: Amazon Encore
RATING: 5
AGES: 14+

REVIEW: This is an amazing story and one easily readable within a day. Angel Favorite's mother disappears when she is in the third grade, never to be seen again. The police soon give up the search and Laura Favorite is assumed dead. Suddenly Angel is attacked at 16 years of age only five years after her mother's disappearance and no one understands why. As accusations begin to fly and strange things start to happe...more

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Apr 07, 2010 Andre rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was all over the place. The premise was enticing, which is why I started reading it in the first place. Unfortunately, I think the author was a little unsure of what she was trying to accomplish.

The protagonist of this first person narrative, Angel Favorite, is sixteen years old during the events of Favorite, and her language is consistent with someone of that age. Her thoughts, though, are more of what I'd expect from someone who is nine or ten. There is some mild cussing, so I don't...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Erin Jones rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a very fast read for me. I started it Sunday night, and finished it Monday night.

It's a mystery - starting with the main character, 16 yr old Angie, fighting off a brutal attack that leaves her battered and broken. and it just keeps going from there.

The writing felt very... "teen" in that it really felt more like a short story and less like a book. I would say that this would aim for 13-15 year olds, and less to the Twi-hards out there. It was just a different writing style. I hear tha...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Charlotte Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was really surprised to read a second book from Karen Mcquestion, when I received her package, but I was also really excited to be given the opportunity to read a second novel of hers. Its therefore no surprise that just from her two books I have grown to love her writing style and the way that she proposes the characters and the plot. This was only a short book, but it was very well written and you could see the depth of the plot that had been laid out to attract you within its page.

Although...more I was really surprised to read a second book from Karen Mcquestion, when I received her package, but I was also really excited to be given the opportunity to read a second novel of hers. Its therefore no surprise that just from her two books I have grown to love her writing style and the way that she proposes the characters and the plot. This was only a short book, but it was very well written and you could see the depth of the plot that had been laid out to attract you within its page.

Although you would consider favorite to be a strange name, I feel that actually it was very captivating because it meant that you were not soon to forget the character, or who she was. she was one of those characters that were going to stick within your mind even when your finished reading. The plot is all a big mystery, where your not really sure what is happening. There is a mother that went missing for what appears to be no reason what so ever, for she was happy and content in her life. A father who is constantly away trying to make the big bucks by becoming famous and claiming hes psychic he always knew that something was going to happen, after it happened of course. Then you have the two kids, normal brother and sister sort of relationship, but have had to grow up fast in order to grow customized to the life style that they have been forced to live within.

For angie, life is just a matter of working through the days, but when someone suddenly wants to show her something, but goes about it in the wrong way, suddenly it seems like life is about to end. I think in some ways the book shows that we are quick to judge a persons actions without considering the person themselves. The character clearly has some sort of mental health problems which means his mind does not work as others, and as a result it looks like, to everyone else, as if he is out to kill the girl. But all he wanted to do was to show her the end ropes of the problems that never made any real sense.

The story is mysterious, cliche, but well written. I think that you can clearly figure out what has happened before you have even reached the ending, but I still feel that it is well written because you find yourself on edge with the characters. it was one of those books that could not be put down because they seemed to have this great sense of adventure within them. I do feel that perhaps the book could have been extended more, giving it that little bit of room for more expression and depth, but at the same time, perhaps too much more would have made it dull.

This author has won herself on my shelf and I will certainly be looking out for more of her books to review because I feel that she has a lot of talent to offer to the readers and that in time, many will begin to see the work that she puts into her novels. (less)

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Dec 13, 2010 Erin rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle

Angie Favorite is a 16 year old girl who was, apparently, randomly attacked in a parking lot. After her attack, she is contacted by her attackers family who appear to want to provide redemption for the crimes against her.

This book was written in the first person and therefore, it's quite hard, as an adult, to wrap your brain around the immaturity of a 16 year old girl and her thought process. I think the underlying plot and general idea for the story were made for greatness. However, the implem...more

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Apr 24, 2011 Nikki (Wicked Awesome Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review, read-in-2011, ya

Favorite is a very, very short novel, but Karen McQuestion packs a lot into its 160 pages. The plot is interesting enough – missing mother, attacked daughter, creepy mother to the attacker being all sweet and ‘let’s get to know each other and I’ll do something to make the fact that my son attacked you and left you unconscious with a fractured skull all better’ – and Karen McQuestion knows how to ramp up the action.

The story starts off right with the attack and from there, the reader travels alon...more

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May 30, 2011 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book! Angie lives with her grandmother because her father is a life-time aspiring musician that is constantly traveling, but he loves his kids more than anything. Angie and her brother Jason try to go through life after their mother leaves, but Angie cannot shake the feeling that her mother didn't just walk away from them. Once Scott Bittner tries to kidnap Angie, she gets thrown into the Bittner's life. Scott's mother contacts Angie to apologize and beg for forgiveness so Angie agr...more

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Apr 01, 2011 Leslie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-reviews, fiction, suspense, ya

Article first published as Book Review: Favorite by Karen McQuestion on Blogcritics.

Angie Favorite is kidnapped as she stops by the dry cleaner to pick up the laundry. The man is someone she knew from around town by the name of Scott Bittner. He kept dragging her even as she pleaded to be let go. “No, you need to see something” was the only reply each time. As she swung her arm at him and screamed, he seemed startled and let her go. As she took off running, he finally reached up to her in a woo...more Article first published as Book Review: Favorite by Karen McQuestion on Blogcritics.

Angie Favorite is kidnapped as she stops by the dry cleaner to pick up the laundry. The man is someone she knew from around town by the name of Scott Bittner. He kept dragging her even as she pleaded to be let go. “No, you need to see something” was the only reply each time. As she swung her arm at him and screamed, he seemed startled and let her go. As she took off running, he finally reached up to her in a wooded area on the outskirts of the area where she had left her car. Tripping over a tree root and smashing her head, the last thing she recalled was the giant coming to where she lay and lifting a cradling her head. Then she knew no more until she woke up in the hospital.

Her grandmother whom she lived with was concerned and they had not been able to reach her father. Her mother had disappeared five years previous. She had headed to work and never been heard from again. Because her father was a struggling musician, she stayed with her grandmother while he was on the road. Scott Bittner, the man who had kidnapped and hurt her was captured. He committed suicide before he could give an explanation.

Now the man’s mother Mrs. Bittner wanted to meet and beg forgiveness for her son’s actions. When Angie agrees to meet her trying to find answers, she is almost overcome with fear as she reaches the massive estate. Mrs. Bittner wants Angie and her brother to stop by for dinner to talk about how she can help take care of them monetarily.

With her Grandmother off on a cruise, her father is there to stay with them. When he is called away unexpectedly for an interview, they decide stop by and follow up on the offer. Life has just changed and yet Angie is not yet aware of just how wrong things can be. Soon –very soon– she will find the answers. Will she be able to save those she cares about?

Angie and her brother have gone though some rough patches. They are still young and yet have had to grow up rather quickly. Losing their mother and with no answer forthcoming to the mystery, they have lived with the uneasy wonder of it all. Their father is absent frequently and their Grandmother is their primary care giver. She has never cared for their father so it is an uneasy alliance. They feel twisted between the two, but handle it well. Angie has never given up on the idea that somehow–someway–her mother will be found. She will never lose hope.

Mrs. Bittner is a lonely woman whose daughter died quite young. Her son, while not quite normal is by all accounts a rather nice man. She cannot understand what went wrong and why he tried to hurt Angie. However, she has secrets she does not want anyone to know. She lost her own family and now wants to give Angie and her brother a start in life, and yet she seems a bit needy, maybe even just a little creepy.

In Favorite, Karen McQuestion has put together a story of sadness and despair. We find the lengths that people will go to in an effort to hold on to what they may have lost. The story is strangely compelling and twists into some strange and chilling venues. Angie is a complicated character, and her father is physically detached although whenever there, very emotionally available. It is a strange combination and gives the ending a bit of a surreal quality.
This is a very interesting young adult novel. I would recommend it for the parents that are trying to get their child more interested in reading, but need something that is just a little more distorted with a slightly dark side. Something, that while it does have a bit of a dark side is instilled with suspense and mystery. It is an unexpected story set with great characters. An enjoyable read.

This book was recieved from the author. All opinions are my own based off my reading and understanding of the material. (less)

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May 26, 2011 Christy rated it 3 of 5 stars

As I kept reading, I found out things were not what I thought and actually became more thrilling. There were many surprises and twists with the characters in the story leaving me satisfied with the outcome. At first, I wasn't sure how this book was going to turnout but I did like it. Iwill say though that it had a beginning, suspenseful climax but the end seemed to wrap up too quickly. Then again, it may be perfect for a teen looking for a short and fast read.It did keep my interest though and I...more

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Aug 18, 2011 Cindy Macbeth rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Great young adult novel. I liked the book. I plan on passing this book to my niece.
It's suspenseful, always wondering what is going to happen next.
Book centers around Angie Favorite who is 16. Angie's mother
disappears on her 11th birthday. For five years she has prayed for
her mothers safe return. Life hasn't been easy for her and her
family always wondering what happened.
Angie is attacked and narrowly escapes with her life. The guy, Scott Bittner was
arrested. His mother wants to make amends for...more

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Jun 20, 2011 Sully rated it 3 of 5 stars

I won this from Goodreads First Reads! It was a fun, quick read that had enough mystery and suspense to keep me interested in the book. I don't read a lot of young adult books now, but I did grow up reading R.L. Stein and Louis Duncan, so I got to reminisce.

The main character's narration came through like I was reading a 16 year old's thoughts, which is who she is. I got annoyed with some of her decision making, but I think that is a norm in most scary/thriller type stories. She even mentioned...more

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Apr 17, 2011 Kathy Martin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Angie Favorite hasn't had an easy life. Her mother disappeared on Angie's 11th birthday and even five years later no trace of her has been found. Now, Angie is almost kidnapped and injured trying to get away from her kidnapper. While she is recovering, she learns that the kidnapper Scott Bittner has committed suicide. When Bittner's mother phones to apologize for her son, Angie doesn't want to meet her. But she offers college scholarships to Angie and her brother and they reluctantly go to meet...more

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Mar 07, 2011 KDawn rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This had a very intriguing synopsis, which is why I downloaded it. It was okay. Definitely a young adult read, though. I was NOT the target audience. That is probably why I found it was a tad predictable...still, I read the entire thing. A little mind candy never goes amiss. I just think that some of the characters had great potential and she could've drawn out the idiosyncrasies a bit more to give them more depth. I can't say whether I'd pick another one of McQuestion's books up... maybe if the...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Gina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: book-club, books-i-own-read, challenges-2012, family, kindle, mystery, suspense, tbr-book-club, young-adult

Angie Favorite's mother disappeared from her life on her 11th birthday and for 5 years, Angie has been hoping and praying that her mother would someday return safe and alive, even though everyone else assummed she was dead. Angie and her brother, Jason, live with their grandmother while their father tours the country with his band. The book opens with Angie picking up her grandmother's dry cleaning. When she leaves she is approached by a strange man who grabs her and tells her he wants her to se...more

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Apr 16, 2011 Ashley rated it 3 of 5 stars

Favorite was a good novel, though better suited for a younger teen audience. This was my first venture into Karen’s work, and I was very eager to read Favorite after reading the description. This book was nothing like I was expecting at all, but in a good way. I was expecting a much lighter read, but what I got was a dark thrilling mystery that changes the entire life of a 16 year old girl forever.

Karen McQuestion has a particular way of writing that is crisp and fresh, and very into the teenage...more

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Mar 09, 2011 Nichole Ropp rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Favorite By Karen McQuestion

Reviewed By Nichole Ropp

Favorite was the first book I have ever read by Karen McQuestion. I was lucky enough to stumble across it when searching my kindle.I read the description and was instantly interested. While reading I discovered Karen’s type of writing, she is very descriptive, mysterious, and loves to keep you on the edge of your seat.

It all starts with Angel, a normal girl going to pick up her grandmas dry cleaning. Once she leaves the store she realizes the...more

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Jan 05, 2010 Catha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fifty-two-fifty-two-2010, inexpensive-from-amazon

I just stumbled upon this book on Amazon in the Kindle books section. Apparently that's where you can get McQuestion books. I bought it because it was only $1.99 and most people gave it multiple stars.

It is a very good, quick read. Not gonna lie, it even scared me a bit. I found it to be a page turner (or clicker in my case!). I am not sure I loved it enough for 4 stars, but definitely loved that I liked it a lot AND it was so inexpensive. I will definitely read another McQuestion novel.

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Oct 01, 2012 Mandy Fernandez rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Since I read Karen McQuestion's other book, "The Long Way Home," I decided to read this one too since it was free on my Kindle. It is a creepy, odd kind of story. Reminded me a bit of "Flowers in the Attic" for one or two chapters. It was okay. I like her writing style but in this story I think she spent too much time building up to the parts where Angie's mother is found. Then she rushes through their trying to escape and ends it all a bit too nice and neat for me.

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Feb 03, 2011 Jeri rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: f-suspense, kindle

"story is told from the eyes of a young girl whose mother has disappeared from a small town without a trace. She and her older brother live with their grandmother and her father, a nice enough guy, plays in a rock band. Their last name happens to be ""Favorite"". The young girl is attacked and her attacker dies; but she meets his mother, a very wealthy widow...the rest of the story is poignant if not a bit predictable. Nice read for a mindless day."

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Dec 07, 2010 VLynch rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller, drama, teen

This book was interesting. You knew who was crazy, but not how crazy. Angel was a wonderful character who really attracts the reader at the very beginning. She does a simple ordinary act that results in a extreme consequence, one that could happen to anyone when our guard is down for a split second. However, the consequences of the one act seems to go on and on for Angel, the result being something she never imagined. A result that could change her family forever.

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National best-selling author Karen McQuestion writes books for adults as well as for kids and teens. Her novels regularly place in the top 100 Kindle books, and each successive novel has added to her ever growing fan base, making her one of the preeminent Amazon Publishing authors. McQuestion lives in Wisconsin with her family and is always working on her next novel.

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