Emme is a sophomore in high school who starts dating, Brendon Agretti, the popular senior who happens to be a senator's son and well-known for his good looks. Emme feels out of her comfort zone in Brendon's world and it doesn't help that his picture perfect ex, Lauren seems determined to get back into his life along with every other girl who wants to be the future Mrs. Agretti. Emme is already conflicted due to the fact her last boyfriend cheated on her and her whole world is off kilter with her family issues. Life suddenly seems easier keeping Brendon away and relying on her crystals and horoscopes to guide her. Emme soon starts to realize she needs to focus less on the stars and more on her senses. Can Emme get over her insecurities and make her relationship work? Life sure is complicated when you're dating the it guy.

From Natural Bri: www.goodreads.com/review/show/2108764626

I love Hager’s ability to bring real life issues into a story, bring it to life and then teach you not only a life lesson, but how to trust and love. She always has a way with words and this book is just further proof to that. I am so glad I read this latest book of hers and cannot wait until the next. 

The characters are easy to connect with, especially our main character. Like most of us growing up, she has insecurities, dwells on the what-ifs and wonders what the future holds. At such a young and vulnerable age, this young lady has been through enough to ensure she has the strength to survive, but she has yet to begin to realise this, so she struggles, pushes through the problems thrown at her and tries to run from things she can’t fix. We can all relate to this, and to the things she learns as the story progresses. 

The pace is perfect, as it allows plenty of time to really get to know all of the characters, what is happening and truly understand what the main character is experiencing. I love that We have time to grow along with her and feel all the emotions of the read. 

This is truly a wonderful read, for all ages, but particularly for teens. I highly recommend it! 
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