I loved Sam. She finds herself wandering in the forest, unsure of who she is, how she got there - just lost, in every sense. Her path of discovery is fascinating. What do you do when you realize you don't like who you were, but you don't remember any of it? The Sam that everyone describes to her is completely foreign and at odds with her instincts. And for her family - her mom, dad and twin brother - the change is disconcerting to say the least.

I don't know what it is about douche-bags (or as JLA would say douche-canoes) in the books I'm reading lately, but Sam's boyfriend is a complete douche-bag. I'm anti-spoiler, so I won't say anything more, but someone needs to beat that boy. Luckily, Don't Look Back also has an awesome Forever Boy in Carson. Of course, Sam's mean girl past pretty much guarantees that she treated Carson like crap (him being the son of the "help" and all). How will Sam figure out what happened when everyone had a reason to want to hurt her and Cassie?

I'm pretty stingy with my ratings. I believe I've only given 5 stars to two books in the three years that we have been blogging, so giving Don't Look Back 4 1/2 stars is huge! I am a JLA fan, a devoted adorer of Daemon Black, loved The Covenant series, et cetera, et cetera. That said, Don't Look Back may be my favorite JLA book. It is incredibly well written, a phenomenal plot, intriguing and down right creepy! I stayed up far to late reading Don't Look Back and then was too creeped out to sleep - this is the sign of a great mystery!

I gave feedback on this title quite some time ago. It suddenly reappeared on my shelf after the addition of audiobooks. I contacted Netgalley a week ago and have heard nothing back so am getting these off my shelf this way.

I enjoyed this book somewhat. The main character was likable, but sometimes a little maddening. I look forward to reading more Armentrout books.

I didn't get a chance to read this before it expired on my nook. I'm sorry! I did purchase this and hope to eventually read it!