Jeff and Kim Sanders are the epitome of wealth. They live in an affluent neighborhood in San Francisco. They have the perfect life from the outside. They have a far from perfect life. Kim works from home in advertising and is having a pretty serious flirtation with a co-worker. Jeff has a very high profile job and when he isn't working he is training for a triathlon. The couple only seem to communicate when it involves their two children. Their oldest, Hannah, is turning sixteen and to celebrate they are allowing her to have a party with a few of her friends. This one night turns everyone's life upside down. Nothing will ever be the same after Hannah's party. There is a terrible accident that leads to the truth coming out about the Sanders and their not so perfect marriage. Friendships and people are damaged beyond repair.
This book tackles a lot of difficult subjects. There is bullying (physical and cyber), drug use, under age drinking, infidelity, and absent parents. The book is listed as YA and I wasn't sure what to expect but it was very well written. It caught my attention right from page 1 and held it so well that I read it all in one sitting. **I did request this as an ARC from NetGalley and all opinions in this review are my own honest thoughts.**
This is hitting the market officially tomorrow and you can purchase it from your favorite retailer. I give this 4 out of 5 stars.
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