Awesome. Felt like a Dexter-type story, except not so squicky. Here at least, Jazz, the main character, is still fighting desperately not to succumb to his sociopathic tendencies. Tense, exciting, with a genuine-sounding teenage male voice; I could really empathize with this guy, despite his struggles to feel and treat people as people rather than things. Loved his unique relationship with his hemophiliac friend, and yay for interracial love! I like his girlfriend's sentiments on the issue of interracial dating-- unlike all the other interracial romances I've read, this book actually portrays what I would feel if I were in a similar situation. Then it moves on and gets to the real meat of the story-- Jazz hunting down a serial killer while fighting his own urges to kill as well. 
 After discovering this book, I jumped on to the author's book "Boy Toy". So glad I randomly grabbed this book. :3