Dreams of Gods and Monsters

This book got me engaged, involved. It kept me on the edge of my seat, it had me worrying, it had me hoping, there were a couple of places where I was almost praying... and there were parts that were so, so, so sweet... it made me cry. Of both sadness and happiness.

There were only a couple of things I wasn't happy about.

1) I WISH Eliza had reacted differently to the incident. I wish she had said: “Of course I'm distraught! I managed to flee a cult where I had been abused my whole childhood, and am studying a field I'm passionate about, and if you don't believe I'm innocent, if you don't believe that I didn't do this, I can kiss my career goodbye, no-one will ever take me seriously, and I'll go to jail for violating the agreement AND YOU ARE SENDING ME BACK TO THE CULT!”

2) I wish to know more about how the fake grandmother's life turned out. I wanted to see her punished.

3) I wanted to see the other guy punished.

And where will they find enough teeth to create enough bodies? Why aren't they using the teeth from the old bodies?