This book was a surprising breath of fresh air for me. I've definitely heard of it mentioned, and it's one of a popular series that I didn't expect much out of. 
 But JUST KIDDING. 
 Hello to the relateable characters and the complex, interesting bond between two would-be sisters. The love interest may have been a little cliche and predictable, but I still need them together. Right now. Unfortunately, Mead seemed to blandly gloss over the mental illness involved in the series by giving it an obvious reason for existing. (If I don't do THIS, then I get better) In reality, it's a dark, complex issue that requires more than medication and therapy fixing everything. (How about getting to the bottom of all of the issues??) Anyway, I still have to know what's going to happen next and I can't wait.