This book had a lot of potential and good parts, but I would have liked the point of view to be from the girl gymnasts. What I liked about Abbott's other books was the girl psyche. This pov was all (until the very end) from the mom of the most talented gymnast, Devon. Devon's mom didn't know what was going on most of the time. She was kind of boring; her husband was more involved with the events of the book than she was. And all the scenes with the little brother could have been pared down. 
 The dynamic between the parents and the extremes they will go to in order to help their kids succeed was interesting and well-done. 
 When the who-dunnit was revealed, I didn't really buy it. But mainly, bad choice for POV. If it had to be Devon's mom, make her cut-throat and an instigator of events, or at least more interesting.