Although this book wasn't a complete page turner for me, I was really drawn in by the way the author wrote the book, in the perspective of the bully rather than the victim. I kept going back and forth, sympathizing Emma and later Sara throughout. Throughout most of the book, Sara believed her own despicable actions were justified because according to her, she was a "boyfriend stealing slut." However, both teenagers were in the wrong, but that doesn't make Sara right in anyway. It was difficult for me to find a character I truly could connect with, but I have to say that each of them were decently developed. I wished throughout the book, whether it was the right thing to do or not, for her to tie up some loose ends with old friends, like Dylan or Brielle. Brielle wasn't exactly the nicest person, and although she began hanging out with Noelle, cutting her off, I feel that they truly did care for each other. Overall, the book was a good read, and it had an enjoyable storyline.