" ' A few hours ago, a guy you'd never met said he needed help. You couldn't be sure he was even telling the truth. But you stay up all night, stole a car, went halfway across a city and drove up a mountain in the dark, not knowing what you'd find when you got there. Basically, you did everything in your power to help. You took risks, you didn't worry about the consequences, or what people might think about you... I think there's hope for you.' " 
 ***MINOR SPOILERS*** 
 Let's just sum this book up. Tori will be facing a court trial with six other people over the fact that one of their classmates committed suicide, after they sent him hurtful comments on Facebook. That night, before her trial, Tori gets a random phone call from a guy she's never heard of. He tells her he's going to commit suicide. That whole night she sits on the phone trying to convince him not to kill himself. Tori learns a lot that night talking about random things to a stranger. And she discovers a lot of things as well. Like the fact that he's not so random after all. 
 So throughout this book, I was just like, meh this is ok. But then on page 185 I totally flipped out because I did not see what happened, coming. And then from there on everything was being pieced together and everything made a lot more sense and the end was sad in a kind of happy way. 
 I quite enjoyed this book and it ended rather perfectly. Definitely one I'd read again!