Step siblings Amos and Flynn, along with their half sister, Poppy, find themselves on a layover in LA, trying to escape the inevitable-- their parents telling them that they are getting a divorce. They run away with the help of Flynn's crush, Neel, and try to make an adventure of it.

2 1/2 stars
his book was.. just kind of there. Amos and Flynn seemed so one dimensional, and their love story also felt trite. Poppy was the best character, but she still didn't get enough explanation about her anxiety and who she was as a person. I actually didn't mind the step siblings falling in love thing, but I do wish that it weren't glossed over quite as much. Sure, Flynn and Amos aren't related by blood, but there needed to be some inner conflict about falling in love with your step parent's child. The whole story with Clay and Amos (and then Flynn and Neel) just felt like after thoughts. Little development with plot and characters.

Hmmm...I have mixed feelings about this one. The whole thing seemed very rushed, but yet parts of it just dragged on and on. It was likened to Clueless and Tell Me Three Things, but it didn't really feel like either one of those (and I loved both of those so there was disappointment for me). It seemed like the authors wanted to address step-siblings falling in love, but yet they didn't really want to address it. It seems like a lot of the story was just glossed over. I didn't hate reading it....but I'm not sure it's one I would strongly recommend.