Teagan was the third passenger in a black SUV when suddenly her two best friends were shot in the front seats. Of course, Tegan became the eyewitness; investigators, family of the victims and fellow classmates wanted to know the who and why of the murder of Clark Carson and Martin Genovese. However, Teagan claims she did not see anything because it happened so suddenly and quickly. She is desperate to prove her innocence and get rid of her guilty conscious that she forms a plan. The bizarre plan went into action and the results were truly shocking and breathtaking. I felt that the story was weak in the area of excitement and the writing style. The story dragged one topic for too long. I understand that the murder was the main topic, but I felt like it was just one event being dragged on forever. The author could've told a little more background over other characters. This made the main character sound very repetitive to the point where the dialogue is predictable. Also, the writing style used was sort of confusing. In each chapter, I forgot who was telling the story; Kelly or Teagan. I would've preferred that the story be told by one person only; preferable an omniscient. …show more content…
I felt like she is struggling with PTSD. Based on my psychology class, the nightmares, constantly replaying the events, and hearing the gunshots over and over are early signs of PTSD. Teagan needs to talk about this to someone that isn’t constantly telling her that she lying or holding information back. I feel like if she saw a psychologist, she would of remembered some key points leading up to the murder a little more easily. For me, her not seeing someone is absolutely disturbing. Someone's mental health is a crucial for a healthy lifestyle, let's keep in mind that Teagan is only a teen with millions aspirations waiting to be