Like a few reviewers, I felt like That Night moved relatively slowly for more than half of the book, however the story picked up around 60% and barreled right through to the end. That night tells the story of Toni and Ryan, two young kids accused of a murder they swear they didn't commit. 
 I don't know if it was supposed to be so obvious, but there was no mystery to me, as to who was really responsible for the murder of Toni's little sister. The nail bitingly slow build to what I knew was coming was excruciating to plow through. I tried to skim but I felt like I would miss too much story so I dug in my heels and I actually wasn't disappointed. 
 As a teen who was bullied all through high school, reading this book threw me back to more than 20 years ago. Chevy captures the ridiculous notions of teenage girls so perfectly, as well as the very adult aftermath of framing a classmate for murder.