This seventeen year old and her family were forced to move out of the area to get over the grief of the situation into which Zoe got herself. Between her journal entries and secret phone calls she made to her friends back home, the reader can slowly begin to piece together the truth behind her conviction of killing her best friend. In depth, interesting stories unfold from her old life which was filled with endless amounts of drama, sex and drugs. The interest level peaks as she gets closer and closer to confessing what really happened the night of Aimee's death. It was interesting to see the way the story unfolded without being at all predictable. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone but females in particular. If you read this book one thing I can guarantee is you will never notice a dull moment.
Molly C.
Molly C.
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