This was interesting. It's another book where I liked the premise, but didn't really care for the book. 
 None of the characters were particularly interesting, except for Nia, but even she got to be boring at the end. The idea of brainwashing troubled kids is interesting, and Bachorz could have done so much with it. 
 I didn't like the ending, and thought it didn't fit too well with the rest of the book. It was almost like she was going for shock value with it. I was surprised that there aren't any sequels, because it kind of seemed like she was setting it up to be the first of a series. It was pretty repetitive, with some points coming up in every single chapter. And overall, it was pretty basic. 
 I would give it a 2 out of 5. It was just okay for me, but the premise of it was really interesting.