Review:
**I received a copy of this book for free through YA Bound Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. Any thoughts and opinions are my own.**
I would first like to comment on the beautiful cover of this book. It is absolutely gorgeous and is what initially drew me in to read this book. I was really intrigued by the overall story and I definitely was not disappointed. Cut Here did remind me a little of the movie, The Ring, a little but in a good way. The concept was similar but Cut Here definitely held it's own.
It's so hard for me to review this book without giving away any spoilers because my favorite parts of the book are probably the most important parts. I loved that this story wasn't told from just one point of view and allowed the readers to get to know the characters through the opinions of several of the other characters. One person might be a bitch from one perspective but then might be a nice person with some issues from another's perspective. It was an interesting way to tell the story and see how it all unfolded.
The story itself was dark and mysterious. I felt like the plot may have crawled along in some parts, though. I also didn't really like the triangle between Lena, Jon, and Michael. I didn't feel like it really added to the story. It felt more like a filler than something that was important to the suicides and what was happening to the people that were reading the Cut Here book. And Lena seemed like she was able to hold her own until these two guys came into the picture and then she kind of faltered and seemed like she needed to be the damsel in distress which just kind of turned me off from her for a little bit.
Overall, this book is well written, creepy, and will have you wondering if YOU'RE actually crazy. I'm a big chicken so I couldn't read it in the dark or if I was at home alone. The suspense kept up a certain level of tension throughout the whole book and there were some plot twists that made me ask "What the hell?" out loud. I will be keeping my eye out for more from Azzurra Nox!