This book has been on my TBR for a long while. As an active and avid reader of fan fiction, Cath's love for it resonated with me so much. I can relate to her wanting to get lost in another world and never come out.

As much as I hate to see siblings fight, I think this was a realistic display of what can happen when siblings go off to college together. Where one thrives and the other doesn't and they lose their relationship a little bit. I really loved Reagan's character and how she looked out for Cath in her own way and got Cath out of her shell. I generally liked all of the characters, though I'm a little sad there wasn't more of a revolution with the mom. When she was at the hospital for Wren and then left and told Cath to ask Wren to explain things I would have liked to see more of a conversation about that. I totally support Cath's decision to not reach out to her, but I wish Cath and Wren would have had a closing conversation about it.

Overall, a unique story and I'm happy to see an author who isn't afraid to write about a love for fan fiction.