En la isla de Nil, las reglas están fijada. Tienes 365 días para escapar... o mueres. Charley, de 17 años, no conoce las reglas. Ni siquiera sabe dónde está. Solo recuerda haber perdido el conocimiento y despertar desnuda en unas rocas. Perdida y sola, no encuentra señales de otras personas hasta que conoce a Thad, el líder de un clan de adolescentes. Pronto descubre que escapar de la isla es más difícil de lo que pensaba... al igual que enamorarse. Con el tiempo de Thad a punto de acabarse, debe salvarlo primero a él para preservar su futuro.

Holy crap. I loved this. My mind=blown. ( )

I'm not a part of the designated audience, apparently.
Not a fan of the writing style either. ( )

I loved the show Lost and NIL reminded me so much of that show. It's an exotic island full hidden dangers and mystery, yet there's something dangerously beautiful. Charley and Thad's relationship gave me all sorts of tingles. Each character was unique and fleshed out. I could picture them all in my head, and now I'm dying to see this on the big screen.

Great book, great concept, perfectly executed. ( )

This book sounds like all the other lost on an island or fighting for my life book, but it has enough things in it to feel different.

It has scenarios or rules that I've never seen before. It was an easy read and I read it in two days.

I really loved most characters and that's what made it an easy read. I love the character Charley.

My three star rating is because I didn't like how it ended. It could of easily been a 4 or 5 with a better ending. Books to me are suppose to end big or if not big than to go for wow factor or reveal something. I don't want to spoil anything but to me, there was nothing towards what the Author was building up to on the Island. Charley was making discoveries and figuring out clues about the Island. To have the book end, without even giving us something or anything about the Island is a let down.

I thought what Thad did was really stupid at the end. In some ways I get it, but Charley had plenty of time to get off that island. There was no guarantee he could of gotten another gate. I didn't like that the Author took Charley out of the book early, especially when she was getting closer to figuring out the island.

Another selfish move by Thad was he didn't communicate with Charley for 50 days. I understand that he landed in a bad part of the world, but he eventually got out of it. It would of taken him time to find a plane and buy tickets, so he had to of had some kind of internet connections. It sounds like they gave each other all there contact info, that he could of sent her an email, instead of letting her sit in pain for over 50 days.

I liked That throughout the book, but in the end, he made two selfish moves, that Charley has a right to be angry over.

I noticed there was a second book out, but with different characters. I see it has a great rating, that I'm considering reading it. I sincerely hope the Author continues on what Charley was working towards in that book. If I find out that we get nothing, I'm going to be disappointed.

I won this on a Giveaway. ( )