I wasn't so sure about this one when I first started reading it, all I could think was that it was to religious for me but once I got into the storyline I learnt that it was far from that. I really liked Emma's voice as she was really telling the story the way it played out in her mind. I really didn't like Colin as he was always trying to be there for Emma, that's why Emma and Joann fell out because of one small mistake that happened between Colin and Emma. I always hate it when something happens between two people and the man always blames the girl, like she is always at fault, NO sometimes it's the man's fault.


The school that Emma attends is a religious school and nearly everything that isn't in the bible is frowned upon. Even her home life is against the norm because she lives with only one parent. All Emma wants to do is get out of Wheaton and her dream is to go to university to do track. All this is going to plan until all the popular girls at school all start fainting and the whole town is on lock down.


I liked how Emma stayed loyal to the people that she knew hadn't done it and was right to as you should always trust the people you are friends with. This was apparent with Todd, even though she had only known him a little while she was sure that he hadn't done anything to the girls. Always trust your instincts is the main key to life.