I picked this up at the library after buying Deadly Little Games, the third book in Laurie Stolarz's Touch series. I was drawn to the author's writing style right away, but decided to read the first two books in this series before I just jumped into the third. And believe me, I'm glad I started from the beginning. 
 The protagonist is relatable and someone you want to root for, the boy she's interested in is intriguing and intense with a very cool secret, but neither of those two things make the novel. No, what really sets this novel apart is the way Stolarz sets up the mystery in the story. Someone is stalking the protagonist, you see, and she's surrounded by so many likely candidates that it made my head spin trying to figure out who it was. 
 The plot is perfectly paced (in my opinion) and I couldn't help but constantly think about the boys in this book and wonder, question, puzzle out constantly who could be stalking the main character. I loved it, though I would caution this may not be the best read for anyone put off by violence, as there are some rather violent scenes toward the end. Now I'm chomping at the bit to get my hands on the second book. I put it on hold at the library, but it hasn't come in yet. :(