A great read, which highlights the issues with social media.

I liked how the book was told from the point of view of Mia and Paige, but would have liked to have seen something in there from Jessica too.

Overall and enjoyable read with some great characters.

A book about social media, influencers, mental health and the new way we interact. The only difficult part of this book is the characters were initially hard to track. I'd sometimes think I was reading about one, when it was the other. That said, I enjoyed this book. I see this a lot, and I wonder how our society will change as social media and the internet dictates our lives. I wish the mental health aspects would have been handled more clearly. There was an opportunity for that that I don't think was taken to the extent it could have been; however, I enjoyed the plot, and the book. It's not a heavy read, which is sometimes just what a reader needs. Thank you to Lkae Union Publishing and NetGalley for providing this e-ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Paige and Mia both struggle in life. Mia loves the spotlight for a while. She was at the height of her career as an influencer. However, as her engagement fell apart in front of millions of people, there was only Mia felt safe and that was home. She left behind everything she thought was her, social media and started to focus on herself. Paige struggle was different. Her struggle was internal. She need to let people in her life and she seeks solitude in the most unexpected place.

This was a very hard story to dive into. Paige characters seems lacking when it came down to dealing with mental health. Mia’s social media which involved over millions of people, actually read very mediocre. There was nothing exciting or even remotely sad. The story was monotone. 

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for letting me read this ARC in exchange for an honest review.