I read this while slightly hungover from our years of service dinner when I just needed a book to read during IR time (yes, I'm a terrible teacher). 
 It's a page turner because it is such an easy read, but, holy cats, Vee is annoying. Mostly because I think she is supposed to be? Like, she spends the first chapter basically just explaining how boring she is. And she's right. 
 AND THIS GAME MAKES NO SENSE. I was able to suspend a bit of disbelief since this evidently takes place in a near future where there are some small advances in technology, but I honestly can't imagine there will ever be a time where minors will be allowed to participate in potentially dangerous activities without their parents signing off on it. 
 And why did Vee's friends get more involved than anyone else's? Supposedly, Ian's dares were just as challenging as hers were, but I just couldn't believe that since many of hers involved her friends while his did not. Plus, his backstory felt incredibly unresolved. And there was no tension between the two! Why did they like each other beyond straight adrenaline! There were so many opportunities for twists that were passed up in favor of cliched YA romance.