Sarah is at a high class party and she hates it. She hates the people, the drinks, the extravagant courtyard. But it's not all bad, she's about to meet a boy. [Written in 2011. Exercise in focalisation].

". . . I'm doing it for her. Even if it means reading about every single private moment of her life. . . " Kelsea Richardson went missing three weeks ago. Demi Costello thought that they were best friends, but obviously not. Not if your best friend doesn't tell you why they're about to disappear off the face of the Earth. And no one seems to know where Kelsea is. So Demi decides to play detective, but from reading Kelsea's diary which she left behind, it's as if she is running around in circles. Nothing makes sense. No one will help her. And Demi grows frustrated as she learns about the things that Kelsea kept from her - family traumas, romance, and of course, incidences with Demi herself from Kelsea's perspective.

"...My sister died at the beach last summer. Well, she almost died. We won't know how, until she wakes up. If she ever does. She’s in a coma, lying in a hospital bed three miles away from home. She’s not dead. But she’s not alive either." It's all Angelica's fault, or so she thinks, that her sister Carmen fell down from the rocks and into the water. Angelica is trapped in a world of fear and guilt, surrounded by people who cannot live without her sister. It doesn't help that a juvenile delinquent named Marcus keeps appearing everywhere either, or that suddenly her best friend Charlie is getting very secretive and distant. Summer is changing everything, but there's only one thing Angelica really wants to change - what happened last summer.

High school ripped them apart, and now it's bringing them back together again.