So much love it gets Disney style fan art! 
 What an exciting, heartbreaking, powerful, and motivating story this turned out to be! Omorphi a long one, but it's so consumable and I'd happily read hundreds of pages more if given the opportunity. This story is guaranteed to pull at your emotions while it boldly tackles the heavy topic of abuse ...yet is surprisingly hopeful, despite this. 
 The tension and drama build up as details are revealed. It sort of plays out like a mystery in a way. ...It certainly has the depth of one! The foundation is strong and the results make for a gripping read. The information itself is paced out very evenly - enough that you are constantly asking questions but not so deprived to make you feel like you are left in the dark. Honestly, the climax had me so involved that my heart was literally racing for the last fifty pages or so! A lot of scenes had this effect on me. There are many frustrating points that made me want to flip tables, but it is supposed to make you mad; if the content doesn't bother you then I don't know what will. It has a cause and important messages. Highly recommended to those fond of hurt/comfort situations and those sadistic readers who want characters bleeding all over the pages! 
 The characters appeased me on so many levels. First of all; the entire spectrum of queer is represented from gay, lesbian, straight, transgender, to bi-curious... hell, there was even an intersex baby! It is rare to hit all in one book. What a treat! Second; C. Kennedy is exceptionally talented at handling victimized characters that you adore and sympathize with, yet still have the motivation to move forward and heal. It gives hope to fellow victims and empathy to readers who may know someone. And third; the romance was just so freakin' cute. And there was a lot of it! These boys had me smiling so much. Michael -the main character- was the ideal boyfriend for poor Christy since he was such a tender and caring person who would tolerate anything to keep him safe. He embraced and encouraged Christy's femininity with such ease too. He and his best friend Jake earned so much of my respect whenever they'd stand up against homophobia and speak out. The world needs more people like them. 
 Most importantly: this book is incredibly valuable because Christy's case of abuse was very extreme, so it provides a lot of resources for many related situations and can act as a manual to handle them.