" Honestly, I feel like the book could have been written with more details. The ending when she explains that Ted Danner hid Bonnie in the trunk of his car, so that he could protect her from Paul Black, but when he opens the trunk, he finds that Bonnie has died, due to the heat in the trunk. That seemed a little strange to me. I mean it was a hot day, but it have been better for Ted to either A: return Bonnie back to Eve or B: he could have hid her under a blanket in the front seat. If he had done B, at least Bonnie would still have been alive. Here is the thing though, I think he acted on impulse, and did not think it though before he did it. Because, if he had thought it over, there probably would have been a different outcome of the story, and the story of Bonnie would have ended at the first book Eve. "
— Sasha, 2/1/2014