For her senior year Maya moves back to the town where she grew up until the deaths of her brother and father. It's the first time in years she'll actually get to spend time at a school and in a stable environment. She feels guilty for moving away from her mother but living with her older sister Remy will at least allow her to finish school. On the first day back she meets Ben, an old classmate of hers. He advises her to stay away from him and tries to avoid speaking to her. Maya is drawn to Ben despite the fact that he's been an outcast since the death of his girlfriend 2 years ago. 
 I really enjoyed this book, for a while it seemed like it was going to be about Ben and Maya learning to get on with their lives and how after both of them had experienced things that completely tore their lives apart they were trying to move on. There were some great characters in this book, Phoebe was definitely one of my favourites, personally I couldn't stand either Olivia or Hailey so she was a great relief from that. The end...wow, I wasn't expecting that at all. Things had been building up and I knew something bad was going to happen but it just didn't click until it was already happening. I'd have liked the epilogue to maybe be a little further on in the future, just to get a better sense of how everyone changed after what happened, but I liked it anyway. I'd recommend this book, there is violence in it, especially as the death of Bens girlfriend is discussed so readers should be aware of that before getting a copy. 
 Edit: I've just seen that a sequel is in the works. It's from Phoebe's point of view, she was a really cool character so I'm looking forward to it. I'm not sure it's totally necessary, I mean I felt like there was closure at the end of twisted so I hope it's not being written just for the sake of it. If it takes Phoebe but introduces new characters it should be ok though, just a crossover of a character as opposed to carrying on a story that finished really well.