Jack has been thrown out of school and has nowhere to go but his home. Unfortunately, that's not a great place for Jack. Also unfortunately, it's going to mean seeing his high school boyfriend, Mike, again. 
 I delayed reading this one for a while. I was afraid I wouldn't like Jack, and afraid it would be too angsty, I was wrong. It was just the right amount of angsty, and it had humor and sweet moments, too. Also, Jack redeemed himself, Miguel was no pushover, and I liked that. 
 I was surprised by a turn things took near the very end of the story. I felt like I missed some foreshadowing or something, and that made it feel abrupt to me. It was still believable, though, and it's settled Amy Jo Cousins on my must-read list! 
 *Note: I was provided a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.