This was so perfect! I was in the mood for a really fun read, and this book most definitely satisfied that craving. 
 I loved the very dark humor to it, though I felt extremely guilty for laughing at some of the things in the story. If these things actually happened, they would not be something to laugh at. But in the story.... well, I just found them to be incredibly funny. 
 But even better than the twisted humor of it was, quite unexpectedly, all of the lines about being a fangirl and what it truly means. Being a fangirl of numerous fandoms myself, it was very relatable and meaningful to me. The countless books and series, the bands, Dan and Phil, and more, I just... fandoms are such a big part of my life. It's where I kind of found myself - in this community of people that understood, that felt the same way. 
 So as ridiculous as this may sound to some people, they are really important to me. And while this book sort of poked fun at crazy, obsessed fangirls, (like me) it also held a lot of truth to it. A truth that I could connect with. 
 (view spoiler)[ On a side note, Apple was awesome! For example, I assumed that all four had snuck into the Ruperts' hotel room and kidnapped Rupert P. I did NOT expect Apple to tackle him in the hallway and accidently knock him unconscious. And then DRAG HIM BY THE ANKLE to the hotel room! But it had me laughing my head off. I also liked the part when Apple was going to hit Michelle over the head with the lamp. Apple was just a fantastic character! She was my favourite of the four girls, though they were all great, and so very different! 
 I also loved the part where Rupert L. and Rupert X. faked Rupert P's suicide note on Twitter (with countless errors I might add) and then threw him off of the roof of the building. It really shouldn't have been funny, but it was. (hide spoiler)] 
 Now, I could go on and on about how wonderful this was and all the reasons I adored it, but for now, I think I'll leave it. I'll let you read it for yourself. And hopefully, you'll find just as much importance within it as I did, as well as find it to be an insane but highly enjoyable and humorous ride. 
 I recommend this for anyone looking for a darker humor with a mystery aspect. 
 And most importantly, for any fangirls (or fanboys) out there that hold their fandoms near and dear to their heart. It's definitely something that I'm going to buy and reread in the future. 
 Many, many times over. 
 So thank you to Goldy Moldavsky for creating something that I will forever love and treasure, because as much of a joke this book kind of was, it was also very special to me. I would give this book 1000000000000000000/5 stars if I could, because it is just THAT good. <3