This book took me a minute to settle into, and it was entirely my kid's fault. But every time I sat down to read it I was interrupted and pulled away so I felt like I didn't connect with the characters. But then I had a few childfree hours, and I found that it was absolutely a me problem and I was dying to see the story play out.

Scarlett was a character that I probably wouldn't be friends with in real life. She was so cynical and jaded and I wanted to shake her a little bit. She had allowed a few things to influence her entire world view, and I just felt like she was too old to be so black and white in life.

Chase was a much more likeable character, but he came across as so young initially. Luckily for me he did a little self-reflection and growth. And I liked that he knew what he wanted and wasn't scared to go after it.

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