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I really wanted to like this book. I loved Claire North's previous book, and this sounded somewhat simalar, but with enough difference to separate the two. Unfortunately, I really couldn't get into this one at all. And that was very disappointing.

The main issue I had with this one is that I never liked the main character, and I hated what that character did to the people he 'jumped' into and possessed. Yes, the main character often felt bad for what he was doing to those he jumped into, but it didn't stop him from doing it. In the end he classed his life as more important than the lives of the many, many innocent people he was stealing life from.

I found this so reprehensible that I was actually on the side of the group who were after him, hoping they would kill him and save the innocent from him. I don't think that was what the author was meaning me to feel.