This book perfectly captured Caitlin's descent into an abusive relationship in painfully realistic detail. She has always felt like she spends her time in the shadow of her older sister, Cass. Cass does everything first, is the best, is on the teams at school. Their mother has always focussed on her as the student who is involved with everything and headed to a great school. That is until Cass runs away to be with her boyfriend. 
 Caitlin finds herself suddenly in the spotlight, even more so once she joins the cheerleading squad. Instead of becoming her own person, she is just a slightly different version of her sister. Then she meets Rogerson. He, finally sees her for the person she is. 
 There are red flags from the start. But still I hoped that it wasn't going to go where I thought it was. 
 I can't recommend this book highly enough. It's not an easy book to read and I think some people may really struggle with it because of the subject matter. If you think that is the case then please, please don't read it if it may contain triggering material for you. But I do think it is also really valuable for young girls to see how easy it is to fall into an abusive relationship. It's not your fault, and I hope this book can help others to see that. 
 A full review can be found on my blog at Catch These Words as part of the 12 days of Sarah Dessen event I'm running.