Impulse

I really enjoyed Crank. I sorta enjoyed Burned. I loved Impulse.

I think this is ultimately the best Ellen Hopkin book I've read. She goes back to her roots and gives vivid poetic shapes and scriptures. She goes back into the depths of the abyss and shows what its like to be in a uber-tunnel of darkness, and not see the light. I don't know if that makes me demented or not, but that is why I loved this novel.

The Story is told in three different perspectives. The first is a boy named Connor, the second boy is name Tony, and the third, a girl, is name Vanessa. These three have all attempted suicide and know they are in Apsen Springs to overcome what they have done to themselves.

688 pages