I adored this book. 
 The main character, Carey, felt so real. I could understand why she acted the way she did, why she was scared, kept secrets, pretended to be ok. Even though I've never been in her situation her motivation was so clear and true. 
 I feel like this is a very important book, not just for people who have experienced abuse, or have hurt themselves, but for everyone. 
 Also, though this is unrelated to the plot I feel like it needs to be said. I put on twitter that I'd just finished a really good book and a friend asked me what it was. We are both blind, and I told her that it's available on kindle but I wasn't sure if any of the services for the blind would have it. Emily replied to us saying that her book is available in accessible formats, this includes bookshare for anyone who is interested. 
 I know very few authors who would even be aware of this kind of thing. Yes, with kindle blind people now have access to so, so many more books. But a lot still rely on the services for the blind like Bookshare. It was so nice to come across an author who would not only say they wanted everyone to be able to access their book, but could also point people in the right direction.