Stars (Out of 10): 7.5/10 
 Overall Thoughts: This book was amazing. Honestly, I was hooked once I got 100 pages in. I couldn't put it down. Most of the characters were easily loveable, even with their sins. I highly recommend this book if you like the concept of characters from very different backgrounds and social circles coming together to form a cool group, bonded by a unique experience. That's quickly becoming my favorite trope and this book does it so well. 
 The Good: Most of the characters are loveable or you can grow to love them. The plot is interesting and it is great how it unites all the characters. The characters are very diverse in background. It also has great representation of sexuality, including a pansexual character and a aro/ace character. Likewise, it has a female character who embraces her sexuality but is still treated as a genuine human being and I'm so happy for that. 
 The Bad: This book is not for you if you do not like student-teacher affairs to be seen in a positive light. Also, one of my biggest complaints about this book is the ending, but I don't want to get too spoilerly so I will talk about that under/within the spoiler tag. 
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 The Characters: I love almost all of these characters. I even grew to love characters I hated in the beginning. Olivia and Lucas are definitely my favorite characters. I love how the author allowed Olivia to fill the "Lust" sin without being degraded by the characters that matter. Her story is so intriguing to me and she is so nice. Lucas is honestly so pure and amazing, despite being "Greed". I feel like while his ending did not do him justice, he still was developed quite well. Also, I need me a man who will show up to my house and drive around with me without a destination in mind, just for the aesthetic. Juniper got the least character development, because her point of view was in prose, but at least we got to understand why she fell in love with Garcia and how she succumbed to her "Gluttony". Valentine is one of the character's I grew to love and once I did love him, he made it in my top three. Valentine is so "Pride" and definitely has OCD or something similar. Kat is definitely "Wrath" and she is a character I grew to tolerate. Once she figured herself out, she was a great read. Matt is an awesome character that is so complex and he loves his brother so much and he actually begins to overcome his "Sloth" trait. But, Claire....Claire, our resident "Envy" is honestly one of the worst characters I have ever read about and it makes me so mad that she still gets one of the happiest endings. 
 The Plot: The student-teacher affair greatly ties the book together. Furthermore, a lot happens at the same time for every student's plot. When all of the plots began to climax at the same time, I was screaming of anxiety. When the characters were all in the same place at the same time, I could feel the tension. 
 The Ending (I added this section for this book, because I need to talk about it separately): Okay, so I am a 100% for happy endings. In fact, I feel like sad endings are horrible. But this ending was too happy! Everything reverted back to the beginning, and that's not always the best ending. Character development happens for a reason. Claire is a character who slut shamed Olivia, was glad that Juniper messed up monumentally for the pettiest reason, and destroyed Lucas's life and she still got a happier ending than Lucas, who didn't do anything wrong except be honest about why he broke up with Claire. It makes no sense. 
 Favorite Character: Lucas and Olivia 
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