Title: Fast and Unanswered Questions
Product review: When reading the first chapters of the book, it seemed to be that the author was introducing characters in the most boring and overused way any author has done. Having a character do something either special or meant for their nature, and slowly introducing them saying either "he likes to do this" or "she likes her friends because". And frankly, the book doesn't seem that exciting with an introduction that seems to drag on and not seem to give that more of a deep backstory to any of the characters. The story was gradually getting better as time went on, but at the slowest pace possible. Because of this slow pace, anyone would be yawning and getting bored of the book at this point. After finishing the book, I can honestly say that it was an unrealistic happily ever after that left many questions unanswered. But with what I had read, it wouldn't be worth reading a sequel to find out any of those answers.
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