I enjoyed this book a lot, though not quite as much as "Every Day". Rhiannon's struggle with figuring out whether and how to love someone who appeared in a different body every day wasn't quite as compelling to me as A's struggle to establish an identity and an existence while ethically inhabiting the bodies of others. Justin is even more of a jerk and even more unworthy of Rhiannon when seen at close range. I hate guys like that, who constantly make others doubt themselves and walk on eggshells around them. Rhiannon deserved better. I'm very interested to find out what will happen next in both A's and Rhiannon's lives, though I'm especially curious about what is in store next for A.