Having said all that I would still love to see a continuation or another attempt at the story, because I do think the premise is a very interesting one, and deserves more attention. But it felt more like a rough draft then a final revision of a story. Like I said, I felt this was a great start, very interesting premise, and I didn't hate it.

There was an attempt at character growth but it came in jolts which didn't fit the slow pace of the the rest of the book. Macky's personality was timid and frail at one point and then BAM! heroic and a confident jock the next, then back to being an uncertain outcast teenager again. I didn't know if I should like her or be wary that she was just using him. It was also very confusing what sort of relationship Macky and Tate really had throughout the book, which was frustrating. The Replacement - Brenna Yovanoff: read ebook or download pdf and epub Ebook The Replacement is about In this grim debut novel, the Doyles hide the terrible secret that 16-year-old Mackie is a changeling who was swapped for their real son when he was a baby. She either has a really good theory of what's going on in the town and is angry over it or totally oblivious when proof is presented to her, it felt silly. Alot of the reactions were under or over exaggerated, especially for Tate. Alot of the language felt odd for teenagers to use.

But that too much of the book was 'filler' that could have been used to give the characters more than their two dimensional feel. Overall I felt the background story, the characters, had a really good basis. I felt this story had a solid premise but as others have commented about, it dragged and was slow in several parts.

The replacement by brenna yovanoff