This review originally posted at More Than Just Magic 
 I love the concept of Pivot Point. Addison is a Divergent - whenever she is faced with a choice she can search her future and see both possible outcomes. I have to admit I am extremely jealous of this ability. You would be able to avoid so many awkward situations! But some decisions are bigger than others, so when her parents tell her they're getting a divorce she undertakes her longest search ever to decide who to live with. West switches the narrative back and forth between these two options and I honestly can't tell you which one was more fascinating. Both scenarios were steeped in action, drama and suspense and I devoured this book in a single sitting - I just could not put it down. There were very real reasons for her to choose either scenarios and West did a great job building the mystery around which one she would ultimately choose. 
 And if all that wasn't enough to convince you - West writes some of the best dialogue in YA fiction. It flowed easily and it was both amusing and realistic. It made me want to seek out her contemporary novel, The Distance Between Us, because I couldn't get enough. I recommend this book if you are looking for a fun, adventurous story told in a unique style. It exceeded my expectations and catapulted Kasie West into my list of must-read authors.