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Title: Author gives up at the end
Review: The first 2/3 of the book does a good job of holding your interest. Chapters alternate between first person, as the main character recounts her experiences, and third person, allowing the reader to view the evil goings-on elsewhere. But just as the book builds to a climax, the author gives up. The situations are resolved without saying how or in really amateurish fashion. Multiple subplots are never finished. In one case, the judge references a situation which a few pages earlier we are told was kept secret from everyone.The book gives the impression that the author ran out of time as the publication date neared, so he had an eighth grader throw together a few quick pages to wrap things up.An aspiring author might want to read the first 2/3, set the book aside, and then write an ending for themselves. They'll probably do better than James Patterson did.
