I'm sure Crash Into Me was not an easy novel to write. It deals with teenage suicide and I have to say, it was written with great taste and sensitivity. 
 Owen, Frank, Audrey, and Jin-Ae have one thing in common: they all want to die. When they meet online after each attempts suicide and fails, the four teens make a deadly pact: they will escape together on a summer road trip to visit the sites of celebrity suicides... and at their final destination, they will all end their lives. 
 I felt a sense of empathy towards the characters. They are ordinary teenagers leading ordinary lives, and for the most part, they feel lonely and thus, feel driven that nobody understands them and they'd rather die. The 4 of them bond over this trip and I'm sure readers will feel a sense of urgency as they wondered if all four of them will carry out the end of their plan. 
 Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy the fact that it was written in Owen's POV. While it was written well, I thought that the story could have benefited from the different POVs involved. The few "twists" introduced were not all that surprising and the ending left me feeling... a little flat. Overall, Crash Into Me could have been a great novel for me, but unfortunately, didn't quite reach its potential.