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 I absolutely loved One Moment. To be honest, when I requested this from NetGalley, I wasn't expecting it to be this good. I thought it was just going to be another 3-star contemporary. I was wrong. It is a contemporary, and although it's not the most unique one in existence, it really is beautiful. 
 The book pulled me in from the very first chapter. It starts off when Maggie and her group of friends are at the Jumping Hole--a gorge where they like to hang out, swim, and jump from the cliff into the water. I really liked this setting, and I could see it in my head vividly while reading. It was like watching a movie, but so much better. 
 I loved most of the characters a lot. I could connect with almost all of the characters, and relate to them as well. Maggie, the main character, is very likeable and everything she does is completely understandable. So much shit happens to her, you really start to feel for her. When I just started reading, and I was about a couple chapters in, I realised I didn't want Joey to die at all, because he seemed like such a sweet guy. He had to die, though, because that's basically the main plot point in the book. I loved Adam even more than I loved Joey in the beginning. He's such a good, caring guy, and I want him as my best friend, please. Maggie's girl best friends are Tanna and Shannon. We don't learn a lot about Tanna, but I liked what I knew about her. Shannon, however, I didn't like so much. But that's part of her personality and her actions--you'll know what I mean when you read the book. 
 One Moment is definitely worth the read, especially if you like contemporary/realistic fiction, and/or novels about grief and sadness. 
 4.5/5 stars