This was my first time reading a book by Ms. Jordan. I think that after this one, I may need to check out what others she has out there:) 
 This book made me feel all the feels! I was sad, angry, intrigued, smiling, swooning, crying and wanting to just throw the book across the room! BUT, I loved it! 
 Davy gets called out of class one day and is told that she tested positive for the Homicidal tendency Syndrome (HTS) gene. She is horrified and thinks that maybe they could be wrong but the tests do not lie. 
 She gets ripped out of her school, her friends and boyfriend start treating her differently and ends up being locked in literally a cage in the basement of the public school with the other HTS positives. Her life could not get any worse, but yes, it definitely can and she finds that out the hard way. 
 Her parent's are always arguing, her father stands up for Davy and insists that the test has to be wrong where her mother, just goes with the flow and thinks that Davy's life is over and she should just make the best of it. I couldn't stand her mother and kept thinking that she has to know something about the tests to just be so calm about her daughter being positive. Like she expected it and the fact that she just keeps telling Davy that this is for the best. UGH! She was so frustrating. 
 Now, onto the subject of Sean. He is definitely swoonworthy and once we find out his story, you feel all kinds of sad for him. I am glad that he had taken Davy under his wing because they both really could use a friend. Sean needs someone to remind him that he is not a nothing and that he is not what everyone thinks he is. And Davy needs someone to remind her that her life is not over. 
 From what I understand, this is a duology and I really cannot wait to get the second book! *grabby hands* I NEED IT NOW!