This is a very interesting book. Brandy Colbert is a very skilled writer, for sure, and she tackles a lot of issues in this story without it feel too "issue-heavy," if that makes sense. There's one plot thread that bothered me that kept it from being an absolute hands-down win for me (and this is one of those situations where I don't know if it's the story or if it's because it's a me thing), but your mileage may vary, as always. This has some of the most interesting side characters I've read in a long time, especially Ruthie, Theo's main rival at her dance studio, who I'd like to read an entire novel about, to be quite honest. 
 (The ending really makes this book, btw.) 
 Definitely one to check out if you enjoy authors like Courtney Summers or perhaps Ellen Hopkins.