Really wish I could get my $12 back...
344096
I bought this based on reviews from pre-release copies and to be honest, there really isn't much to this book in the way of sci-fi or alternate reality which are both stressed in many pre-release reviews.  Though well written I really couldn't get into the book and it kind of dragged on me.  If you are a fan of sci-fi and alternate relalities stay away from this book.  If you are into spy-type novels and thrillers this book might be ok.  I really didn't find myself connecting with any of the characters either, they were kind of one dimensional and didn't have much substance to them.  A very difficult read to get into and stick with, with no real pay-off at the end.
4028955
I use to loovvvee me some Flip. Now I'm embarassed to own this CD. If I ever meet Flip, I will be asking for my 12 bucks back. Dude, who are you foolin'? You could have fit that music on one cd.
1616799
I would like a refund..for 10 something dollars its poor....im on ssi and disability and cant aford much.thank you please resolve this matter.
110784
When I buy a game, I want to be entertained. My idea of entertainment is wanting more and more of something resulting in my own enjoyment. This game makes me want less and less and wishing I had waited for reviews before buying. I have had the game since release date and have played it for a total of 2 hours over a 6 day period. The weekend came and went and I didn't have one desire to pull the game back out. Pathetic!

I base my rating 100% on the count down clock and to lack of RPG feel. I like fighting battles and leveling up. I don't like playing hide and seek with dolls and sheep in order to level up. Sure I can stop the clock, but why should I have to? Am I playing Nintendo's, Super Mario Bros., where I have to get to the end of the level before time runs out? Oh right, this isn't an adventure game, it's an RPG. (PS: Super Mario Bros. is more fun than this)

I'm greatly disappointed in what Square Enix has provided to us. I don't know if I will want another FF after this. I'm happy with re-playing the classics because I find them "entertaining".

I would buy a movie that sums up the game to give closure to a great series, rather than play something (yes something - this not a game) that makes me feel like I am required to give more than $60.

Feeling: depressed :(
1788928
This will be my last pre-order from Amazon.  I am definitely feeling ripped off.  Shame on all involved for putting this out.
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142540
I thought long and hard about the WSJ before ordering.. What we are getting barely justifies the $9.99 price. Now they want $14.99.. I am done. CANCELED!
1850021
Like a true-blue fool, I ordered the digital copy the day of the release at 10 PM Mountain Standard time. By 3 o'clock in the morning I couldn't believe I had just dumped $59.99 on this! I echo most of the reviews written - THERE'S NO CONTENT WORTH $60 HERE! The season pass could crap gold nickels and I wouldn't care. I've already paid $60 for no single player campaign. How much do you want to bet the season pass will have some kind of single player campaign added to it. Not getting another dollar from me DICE and EA. You guys messed up BIG TIME!
1873579
How dare he charge less than a cup of coffee to entertain me hugely with an awesome addition to The Remaining series? What a swindler to collect a handful of pennies and then totally up the ante in terms of action and adventure. What a money grubber to radically broaden the scope of his phenomenal series and give me a window into the larger conflict that is driving it. The audacity to think that I'd want to spend three whole dollars to support one of my favorite authors and pay him fairly for another ace installment. Unbelievable!
2260675
I saw it for free, and STILL want my money back.  Lost about 5 IQ points during the 15-20 minutes I could stomach.  Not even a "B" Movie.
1281936
I truly, truly hate giving a bad review....but I just have to on this one!! I wanted to love it, I tried to love it, I even tried to convince myself that I was going to love it...Just give it a little time...just one more page...and BAM...I hated it!! Just how many times can you use the "F Word?" I felt like they kept using it to give it a more provocative feel..Yet, it just made it sound and feel even more juvenile. Everything happened so fast...too fast. I realize that we have to suspend reality a bit in fiction..but this was just too much.
1024367
Another let down. Smh and I keep falling for it. But this time, I bought it used and was able to get a full refund. I highly recommend you do that rather then pay over 60 for something you might not like. Unfortunately I didn't do this with ghost and I still have that  game, collecting dust somewhere.  This game sucks. Back to btf4 and just wait for the new one. I still have high hopes for blackops 3
3927522
Before I begin this review I have to say that I may be a overly harsh, and that is simply because I am very angry with myself that I wasted six dollars on this.
So I know that I am in the minority, but I'm not a fan of Penny Reid's writing. All of the reviews that I have read go on and on about how funny she was, but I don't think I laughed once while reading this book. That might be because I also got really annoyed with Elizabeth. I felt like she was so immature. I mean, she thinks she uses guys for sex. So what???? How does that make her a bad person? I mean, why can guys be free to have no strings attached relationships but girls cannot? And then the fact that she only slept with four guys (and one of them was "Freaking Nico"!!!) I mean, come one!!
Another thing that bugged me was how negative Elizabeth was about herself. I feel like authors these days want to appeal to the "norm" by making it seem like "average" looking girls can get the guy, And I think that this may be a personal preference thing, but I read to escape reality. And I like reading about hot guys with equally hot girls. So when Elizabeth was all like "i'm not pretty" and Nico was like "You are beautiful" it was hard to get on the Nico bandwagon.
Finally, the whole story was so predictable. Like, for example, and minor spoiler alert, when she was having a panty dance party I just KNEW that Nico would show up. Maybe I am just getting way too good at guessing what happens, but I doubt that.
Sorry for all of the hating, but this book definitely was not worth the six dollars I spent.
3385823
I really Though was a joke when I got my apple sauce / don't make the same mistake I did- don't pay almost $9 for one this if you can buy 12 for $23!!!
4795021
I made a big mistake.  I saw this watch and noticed that the price was reduced by $101,920.00.  So without even looking at the price I clicked the 'Add to Cart' button and proceeded with my checkout.  I later found out that PayPay automatically took $54,880.00 out of my bank account.  My house is now up for sale and I can't get credit anywhere. Although I have been enjoying watching the Tourbillion movement go round and round and round as I sit in my furniture-less living room, I am disappointed that I have to wind it up every once-in-a-while.  Uh, Oh.  I have to go.  There are three repo guys in my driveway hooking my car up to a tow truck.
4731636
Darn it, bought without reading reviews and regret it. My husband and I are fairly tech savey, but still can't get it to work. First there is a run around getting Serial key/Activation key to work, then when you finally get that reset, it just crashes. Hope they like my 12 dollars.
3433298
I actually find it quite comical that readers would need to spend $9 to get this whole story. Each book is so brief you literally would be getting just one whole book (an electronic book) for $9. One forgettable, ill-written book by a mediocre author (sorry, chickadee, but it's true) for $9. Have you seen what you can get for $9 off of the best sellers list? And you wouldn't even have to wait months between each terrible installment!

So... the review...
I've read several of the previous reviews and I don't believe that anyone has yet to mention the fact that this book is sorely in need of an editor. For being as brief as it was it had a surprising amount of errors. I counted several just within the first few pages, which annoyed me enough to almost have me stop reading altogether... especially given the fact that your/you're, their/there/they're, and loose/lose were among the authors mistakes (I mean, really?). Holy Pet Peeve, Batman!

Another pet peeve is that this author chose to half-a** the Scottish vernacular, writing some conversations using Scottish vocabulary/brogue and others not at all - even slipping modern colloquialisms in whenever the mood arose. My opinion? Either jump in feet first or don't do it at all... none of this "Och!" in one sentence, and then "oh, girl" in the next. It's like watching a bunch of people with Multiple Personality Disorder. Pick a lane for Pete's sake.

And I'm sure there doesn't need to be another corroboration that the first story in this apparent "series" was poorly managed. We are literally provided with a mere handful of days (4 days, to be precise) in the lives of these people before we're left to scratch our heads. This might have been a successful ploy had the story and characters been developed enough to leave a lasting impression or even a stitch of attachment... but they weren't.

**Mild Spoiler**

I concur with the reviewer who mentioned that these characters exist as if in a bubble... they're definitely functioning in a vacuum. The lead gal is not believable in the slightest with her sexual/relationship/hand-fasting naivete - mainly because apparently she's surrounded by rowdy, bed-hopping whores. Oh, excuse me... "widows." Writing that type of incongruent character is done for convenience purposes so that the author has an easy road to travel. It would have been a lot more believable had Maggie and Talorc simply had a strong magnetism where Maggie had just been forced to battle her confused lust to maintain her freedom. Plus, we're never given any inkling as to why Talorc HAS to take her with him that very day... that was all conveniently glossed over as "oh, well, he's the Laird... so we'll just go with it". I really think that was all just sheer laziness.

Again, on the topic of the story ending abruptly, that was just laziness as well. That wasn't a cliffhanger - that was just bad writing, as if someone was talking and then just broke off mid-sentence leaving the listener thinking "Um... hello? You were saying?"
There wasn't even any form of resolution of any kind - for anything! I've read plenty of books that are parts of a series in every genre imaginable. This book resolved nothing. Gave nothing. Appeased nothing. You can't just take from the reader, you have to give something back. This book was selfish, shallow, and unfulfilling.

And by the way... if Deidre is going to be planted as the traitor/villain/vengeful whore, it should have been a bit more subtle. Not to mention the fact that it just seems... well... wrong that Talorc would have a woman of such loose morals be the only female companion of his "innocent," virgin bride - widow or no widow. Even barbaric Highlanders have standards. Is this a historical novel or not?
961698
....because I'd be pretty upset if I had paid full-price for this drivel. I like a fluffy Brit-chick book as well as anyone, but this is clearly the work of someone who had a friend in the publishing business. While the character is certainly biting and at times humorous in her self-centeredness, the story goes nowhere. There is no learning or change in the character, no progression in relationships, and very little satisfaction when the book is done, except that it is DONE.