Loann has always been close to her sister Claire. Growing up they shared many memories and created their own stories. Claire has always been the sister that people are drawn to. She's older and more beautiful and runs in the popular circle. When Claire starts to drift from her family, Loann has a nagging intuition that something deeper and more serious is plaguing her perfect sister. 
 Never Enough is a YA contemporary that deals with many different issues. From eating disorders to abuse to the darker emotions that growing up can evoke in us. I really loved how Jaden didn't hold back. She wrenches our guts and tugs on the heartstrings. Using her own personal experiences only adds authenticity to the novel. 
 Throughout the book I could identify with more than one character's emotions. There were times when I didn't like some of the characters, but as they grew and developed, I was able to understand the decisions they made. Their flaws made them genuine. 
 Never Enough isn't just a book. It's more a journey that these characters take. There really is no end, there's just the place where this story finishes. It leaves you feeling like there's hope for all those involved. A promise of a better tomorrow.