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 A free e-book copy was given to me by the author in exchange for a review. 
 I loved this book. It wasn't perfect, by any means, but there was so much to like about it. I found myself telling my friends lines, such as the one where Scarlett had gotten raging drunk at a party the night before and was trying to remember what had happened after those first couple tequila shots, only to say, "Conga... had I done the conga?" Scarlett is a good narrator, and unlike so many YA novels I didn't really find myself annoyed with her for any significant part of the book. 
 The concept itself is an interesting one, although if I had to say, I would've liked there to be a little more lead-up to the concept of Ceruleans. It's in the summary, after all, but other than a couple scenes where we see there's something up that isn't normal, it reads just like a realistic contemporary book about a girl who's just trying to find out why her sister would walk out into the ocean and drown herself. Realistic contemp is probably my favorite genre so I'm not complaining, but it would've been nice to have a bit more mysteriousness to the whole thing. 
 The only other complaint I would have is that I did feel like it was a little slow to start. As she's getting her bearings around town there's unnecessary details that slow things down and could've easily been cut to make things keep going. Still, it definitely didn't ruin the book, and I'd definitely recommend this one. Happy reading!