I love that this book has been written from two different perspectives. That of the daughter, Angie at age seventeen but also from the perspective of Angies mother, Marilyn also at the age of seventeen. There are so many questions left unanswered from reading just the first few chapters. Why has Marilyn lied to Angie about her father all these years? Will Angie finally get to meet her father? And how will it all work out? I'm very keen to keep reading to see how this all turns out for both Angie and her mother.