Sweet, well-paced, and thoughtful. Though the book is set just before the planet is due to be hit by an asteroid; a couple of troubled teens have to figure out how they want to spend their last living hours. The whole asteroid thing takes a backseat to the main plot, basically serving as just a whip to crack to get things moving... which is probably fine if you're just in this for a nice little contemporary YA novel, but the SFF nerd in me was super distracted and annoyed by the lack of details and "twist" ending. I also started to feel really impatient with one of the main characters and ended up rolling my eyes at her every few pages. I know a few folks who I'll recommend this to because it seems like the sort of thing they'll enjoy, but it isn't really for me. More detailed review to eventually be posted here....