Don't Die, Dragonfly

Dont Die Dragonfly read more like a first draft than a completed novel. Filled with grammatical errors and a simplistic writing style, I went through it quickly and wasn't satisfied with the story. There was no real depth to it, the plot was easy to guess and the dialogue was boring and long winded at times. The characters were shallow as well. I held no emotional connection to the main character Sabine, despite the author throwing in random bits from her past. There just wasn't enough back story built up outside the main idea. For a book about a girl with visions I would much rather recommend the Blue is for Nightmares series by Laurie Stolarz than this book. I will not be continuing the series.