3 Rageful Stars! 
 Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy of St. Martins Press via Netgalley 
 So I really liked the idea of the book and the content. The issue of rape and the aftermath is very delicate and relevant matter. Especially in the teen area where they are too young to deal with it logically. And with the power of social media it can turn into something uglier then it already is. 
 I liked this book but didn't love it as the writing style is not my favorite. I always connect and engage better when there is more dialogue than monolgue or inner dialogue. This book was a majority of inner dialogue which left me not connecting as much. Writing styles connect with different people. This is not my favorite but I know it will be for others. 
 However, this is a book that I think all teenagers should read so they understand the potency of hurt caused by words and actions. It's kind of crazy to think when a girl says rape instead of supporting her they make her into the villian. With this it caused Romy to disconnect with reality and her family. After she's so lost she doesn't know who she is anymore or who she has become. All she does know is that she is a pariah in this small town instead of a rightful victim. 
 How she dealt with the aftermath was hard to see but I can't really judge that. As I have no idea at that age on how I would have dealt with it. Plus I'm such a big fan of HEA so I was really hoping that there would be a bigger one. 
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