A good, fairly clean HS romance book. I like Megan, and I like that the typical tropes are slightly subverted - she's somewhat nice to her nemesis, but doesn't quite forgive her, she slowly starts to speak her mind, but doesn't do a 180. One item I didn't like is her text messages with her best friend from home are a little too childish considering her inner monologue and actions. Also they often seemed like throwaways - I would have liked more friendship development there, as well as with a few of the periphery characters (younger siblings, Aimee, etc.).