This is the sequel to Breathing Underwater, but this time we get to see what's going on with Caitlin after the events of Breathing Underwater.

I love that we get to see the after affects of the abuse she suffered and how hard it is to move on from that. I also loved the little glimpses into Nick's life and how he's changing, but how that's not the focus of the story. The real meat is in Caitlin and her choices to be brave and move forward with her life.

I think the new friends Caitlin makes are the kind of friends we should all strive for. People who like us the way that we are, encourage and support us, and don't put us down to make themselves feel better. I always thought Caitlin was too good for the people she surrounded herself with in the first book. Even her original best friend wasn't really the greatest person for her, but this new group of people are where I think she found her true friends.

If you wanted to know more about Caitlin and her process in moving on from all that happened to her, I think you'd love this book.