This one took me a minute to really get into. It starts you off with a ton of questions and you're wondering what the hell is going on, which is a good thing at times, seeing as how this is a mystery/thriller. But what always gets me with these kinds of books, is the amount of random bits and pieces that get thrown in here and there that add nothing to the plot. Those moments really turned me off from this book and made me lose interest fast. Still, I held on until the end, and I'll admit, the ending was pretty good. 
 One thing you should know about ALL the characters in this book is they're seriously damaged. The kids have quite a few issues and the parents are negligent and pretty screwed up themselves. I don't think I liked any of them, except maybe Jeremy's best friend, Ryan. Sure, he seems questionable at first, but as everyone's secrets slowly come to light, I learned he's really the best of the bunch. The rest of them pretty much sucked and there were times I didn't like Jeremy very much, too. He has been through a couple of traumatic experiences and with what happens to his leg after he gets into an accident (especially since he's a track star who was actually going places), I understand why he spiraled out of control. Still, I couldn't connect with him and therefore, didn't really like him. 
 Also, I didn't care for the romance at all, it just didn't fit into the story for me and I could've done without it. As Jeremy digs deeper and deeper into Susannah's life, he uncovers what the adults in the town are hiding and just how fucked up her life really was. I'll admit, I didn't expect half of the things he finds out and I'm telling you, you will not like any of the characters in this book after you you realize what happened. But you will like the overall mystery. And the ending?! Justice! 
 Breaking Glass is full of intrigue, drama, and enough twists to make your head spin. It's definitely a dark book with serious issues. Amowitz did a great job at addressing these issues and her writing poignant. While the story didn't grab me like I was hoping, it was still interesting. This one does have more a creepy feeling than some of the other mystery/thriller books I've read lately, so that's a plus.