Ĝora sees a comic with a date which is two years in the future from when she was last on Earth.

“So I not only have to sleep with a guy I barely know, but he also happens to be the one who sent me to juvenile detention.” Oh, and not believing a word she ways won’t get you far either. Not only had he previously let Cora got to a juvenile detention centre for a crime she didn’t commit, he accepted payment to do it, let his mother’s killer walk free, and was then surprised that Cora was shocked by this news! I mean I’m sorry, but when you tell a girl that you’re the reason she went to Juvie, she’s not going to want to sleep with you anymore. Then there were the boys, and I can’t say I liked any of them either. “Pulled a dead body out of the ocean? Can’t say I have.” Lucky her, she obviously knew this book was going to be bad. Then we had the third girl, who was dead before the end of chapter 3. “You said you loved me too.” He didn’t recognise the hard edge in his voice. And then she claimed to love one of the boys! Really? Then why are you shagging his friend behind his back? Did she really not think they would find out? Did she not care which one ended up as the father of her baby? Obviously not. Then we had Nok, who took rule 3 – about procreating – very much to heart, and decided that she’d sleep with all three of the boys in her enclosure. “We’ll divide into teams, and start our escape.” Well great! But where the heck do you think you’re going to go? Do you have a spaceship hidden in your knickers that we don’t know about? Know how to travel across space without one? Think the aliens might just leave you a map and some keys laying around or something? Come off it!

She’s on an alien planet, in a ‘cage’ as she calls it, and she wants to escape. I didn’t like any of the characters in this book. This review will contain spoilers from here on… and it won't be pretty.

Our minds can’t handle this much predictability.” “I also believe the infinity paradox is responsible for the headaches we’ve all been complaining about. (Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis.

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