I really enjoyed this book. It is a good portrayal of the turmoil teens go through when dealing with their sexuality and seeking acceptance from others. 
 Upon the arrival of an old friend back at school Wayne's world is turned upside down as old feelings that he had hoped were gone resurface. As Wayne struggles to hide who he is and what he really feels he slowly unravels. There are so many sensitive subjects touched upon in this book. Wayne is an extremely intense character. In the time since Kyle left town he has reestablished himself and who he is. His two best friends are the twins who moved into Kyle's old house. Jess is his girlfriend and Travis is his best friend. Now that Kyle is back Wayne is losing his grip on things and his sense of self isn't quite so clear. Wayne's carefully constructed world is slowly crumbling around him piece by piece and he isn't so sure of what to do. He has a great girlfriend, a supportive best friend and Kyle. But he also has a lot of confusion, self doubt and a family that is very suffocating to say the least. Intolerance within his family and the community runs rampant. This is a very realistic look into the mind of a teenage boy struggling to cope with his life. The book is heart wrenching and touching. I really enjoyed it and look forward to seeing what happens in the next installment of the series. 
 I would like to thank the author/narrator/publisher for generously providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased and honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.