A review by stiricide
Shay's Story by Scott Westerfeld, Devin Grayson

2.0

Not *bad*, per se, just almost completely underwhelming. I don't know what, exactly, I was hoping for here, but I didn't get it. Shay - everyone, really - just comes across as two-dimensional. Spoiler: David sends Shay a note (why?) saying that he knows she has a crush on him (she doesn't?), so don't come to The Smoke. So she doesn't. But then she does. And then they never talk about how David was a jerk, and wrong, and here she is anyway. It was just such a huge 'out-of-world-en-ing that I couldn't get back in to it.