This book was average. The plot had real potential and I was looking forward to reading it when I got a copy. 
 I liked Jessica, the main character, though I wish we knew more about her life before the accident where she lost part of her leg so we could understand her better. It made it quite hard to connect to her at times, especially over her love interest, Gavin. I just didn't get it. Sure he seemed ok, but there was no spark, no reason why she actually liked him. Had we been given more information on her life it might have helped. 
 Rosa was another character I wish I knew more about. She was smart and pretty funny but it felt like she was put in the story so that Jessica could get her life back on track (no pun intended), rather than actually being a solid character. Ok, Jessica became real friends with her, but it was all so sweet, rather than a "real" friendship. 
 The ending was a little vomit inducing to be honest. It was like aww poor disabled girl...I know that wasn't how it was meant to come across but it just did. Rosa never did anything, we didn't get to see her propperly showing who she was. Yes she helped Jessica pull herself together but we never really got to know her, so it felt like once Jessica could walk Rosa was just the helpless girl again. 
 I liked the general plot of the book, the way it was structured and the writing but I feel it could have been developed better.