THIS BOOK IS SO BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN. Seriously, the words felt like they were giving me explosive plot twists with the way they made me feel all kinds of emotions. 
 The MC (Morgan) dealt with PTSD and anxiety over something tragic that's happened in the past and that she blames herself for it. She's been talking to Brenda, her psychologist. I loved that the author gave them a really good shrink-patient relationship unlike all those overused "I'm not crazy, I don't need a shrink" MC and so is such a bitch to their psychologist/therapist kind of plot. I loved how patient Brenda was with her. I can see that Morgan really needed her, but not all the time. 
 The new boy-next-door neighbor Evan is also the sweetest. He understands Morgan and even wants to help. I loved their relationship as well, it was gradual. But what I loved most about Evan is that he wasn't the one who made Morgan be better (or in her case, back to normal). Neither was it her mom or her brother Ben. It was Morgan herself who did it, with a little help from Brenda of course. But really, when you look back at it, Morgan did a lot of things on her own. There was a slip up, totally understandable but overall, I loved her progress. It made me really proud of her. 
 Highly recommend this book. It's about overcoming your demons, strength, love, and forgiveness (of others and yourself).