Becca Williamson breaks couples up for a living. All it takes is $100 via Paypal and she'll construct an intricate plan that will soon have the couple going their separate ways. Business is booming at her high school where couples own the halls and single friends are often forgotten. When Becca gets an offer to break up Huxley and Steve, the power couple that all of the other relationship zombies look up to, she knows it will be a challenge. It will be her most elaborate scheme yet and require her to work her way back into her former BFF's life. 
 The premise of this book is a tad ridiculous. Fun, but ridiculous, and you know going in that this can't possibly work out well. Becca is sarcastic, funny, and anti-romance. Her actions are also questionable and some will have you yelling "No!" as you read. Some of the side characters stray into one-dimensional stereotype territory, but parallel story lines aren't hindered by it as they tie together at the book's end. The story covers all types of (heteronormative) relationships and questions about romance and love. All types of love are presented: romantic, sibling, and friendship. 
 If the description sounds intriguing to you and you're a fan of light contemporary YA reads, this one might be worth checking out. The author has hinted that it will be part of a longer series, but this book stands on its own. 
 Thanks to NetGalley and the Publisher for the ARC. 
 Publication Date: April 29, 2014