So, I really enjoyed this book. I'm interested to see how I feel about it from Holder's perspective when that is released. 
 Sky is finally allowed to attend public school for her senior year after being homeschooled her whole life. On the way home after her first day she meets Dean Holder, the first boy to actually spark any interest in her. Dean seems to think she's someone else and when he realises that he's got the wrong person she figures that will be the end of it. It isn't, and soon she will get caught up in something she can't stop, even though it will lead to heartbreak. 
 Where do I begin with this. Holder...Holder was perfect in a I'm-actually-a-bad-boy-but-not-as-bad-as-you-think kind of way. There were moments when I thought shit he's going to do something really bad, and I wasn't quite sure what to make of him at first, but how can you not fall in love with him? He had to carry around so much guilt that he didn't deserve to put upon himself, so really, you can see why he behaved the way he did. 
 Sky was an entertaining narrator. There were aspects of her life that were revealed throughout the book and although I figured some bits out fairly early the majority of the ending was a surprise to me and even the stuff I'd guessed didn't make it disappointing. 
 "I nod. "It turns out, Holder doesn't have an issue with Mormons at all. He just has an issue with assholes." 
 Breckin laughs and turns back to Holder. "Well, in that case, welcome to the alliance." 
 Holder gives him a half smile, but he's staring at the coffee cup on Breckin's desk. "I thought Mormon's weren't allowed to have caffeine." 
 Breckin shrugs. "I decided to break that rule the morning I woke up gay."