Week 43 Review: Get Even

From Goodreads:
Follows the secretive exploits of four high school juniors - Kitty, Olivia, Margot and Bree - at an exclusive Catholic prep school.

To all outward appearances, the girls barely know each other. At best, they don't move in the same social circles; at worst, they're overtly hostile.

Margot Mejia – academically ranked number two in her class, Margot is a focused overachiever bound for the Ivy League.

Kitty Li – captain of the California state and national champion varsity girls' volleyball team, she's been recruited by a dozen colleges and has dreams of winning an Olympic gold medal.

Olivia Hayes – popular star of the drama program, she's been voted "most eligible bachelorette" two years running in the high school yearbook and has an almost lethal combination of beauty and charm.

Bree Deringer – outcast, misfit and the kind of girl you don't want to meet in a dark alley, the stop sign red-haired punk is a constant thorn in the side of teachers and school administrators alike.

Different goals, different friends, different lives, but the girls share a secret no one would ever guess. They are members of Don't Get Mad, a society specializing in seeking revenge for fellow students who have been silently victimized by their peers. Each girl has her own reason for joining the group, her own set of demons to assuage by evening the score for someone else. And though school administration is desperate to find out who is behind the DGM "events", the girls have managed to keep their secret well hidden.

That is until one of their targets – a douchebag senior who took advantage of a drunk underclassman during a house party, videotaped it on his phone, and posted it on YouTube – turns up dead, and DGM is implicated in the murder.

Now the girls don't know who to trust, and as their tenuous alliance begins to crumble, the secrets they've hidden for so long might be their ultimate undoing.

My Review:
Loved this book so much! It was so good, and depicted a fairly true high school, with bullies, and a good thing-people to face bullies, give them a taste of their own medicine. Because hey, the school wasn't doing anything about it, so it's left to the students to make things right.

The whole situation, really is one of those unfair ones, where the good guys, or the ones that are better then the bad guys, are thought to be the bad guys by people outside, those who don't benefit from the pranks that DGM pulled. Like the Principal. And yeah, that wasn't fair at all-why wasn't anything done about the bullies? Grr!

I really enjoyed all the girls, they were awesome, and while the switches initially were a little confusing, once we'd gone through a couple of rounds, we got to know the girls, their differences, their situations, and the reason why they joined DGM.

That ending? With Margot in the hospital, and Mr. Unknown still out there, DGM framed for the murders, and then Olivia turning herself into the cops? Such an explosive ending, and a bit of a cliffhanger, seeing as all the mysteries, and yeah, I really can't wait for Get Dirty!

Loved this book, a lot, it was just so fantastic, and yeah, just can't wait for the next book!!

Author: Gretchen McNeil
Series: Don't Get Mad #1
Read: October 23rd, 2014
Source: Edelwiess
Reason Why: Sounded good, and it's a Prequel & Sequel Challenge 2014 Book!
Publisher: Balzer + Bray
Published: September 16th 2014

5/5 Hearts

5/5 Books

5/5 Stars