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A review by marvelouspyt
The Unfortunates by Kim Liggett
4.0
Grant Tavish is the privileged son of a US senator who, due to a fatal car accident, is dealing with a heavy conscience. While Grant is a fault for the accident, due to his father's connections and money, he will only get a slap on the wrist. Grant believes he deserves much worse, even death, so when a chance comes for Grant to disappear, he takes it. But what he doesn't expect for his plan to go horribly wrong and to take four other teens with him.
With the book cover and the description, I was expecting something a little more "Pretty Little Liar"-ish, not so much "Lost"-ish, but the book was a good read nonetheless. It was a quick read (less than 250 pages) and the story was fast paced. The plot lagged a bit here and there, but not enough to slow down the story. The ending wasn't too predictable but as I got to the last few chapters, I was able guess how it was going to end. Good book that I would recommend to anyone looking for a quick read with a bit of mystery.
With the book cover and the description, I was expecting something a little more "Pretty Little Liar"-ish, not so much "Lost"-ish, but the book was a good read nonetheless. It was a quick read (less than 250 pages) and the story was fast paced. The plot lagged a bit here and there, but not enough to slow down the story. The ending wasn't too predictable but as I got to the last few chapters, I was able guess how it was going to end. Good book that I would recommend to anyone looking for a quick read with a bit of mystery.