Dead parents, an estranged aunt, and a failed future hold control over Sadi's life.

After Sadi's parents die in a car crash, she is forced to live with the total stranger in her life, her Aunt Hayley.

As if living with a total stranger isn't terrible enough, every college she applied to with her parent's help rejects her, bringing the rejection total to 11.

Now what will she do?

Her best friend Parker is going off to college and now she has to break it to her Aunt Hayley that she needs to stay another year.

However, Sadi doesn't know that her parents and Aunt Hayley kept a huge secret from her.

“First off I wanted to start by saying that this was another great YA contemporary read. I love the friends-to-lovers trope and especially where one person is secretly pining after the other one. Also, is garbage pizza a thing? That sounds gross and delicious at the same time and I now need to find a place that makes it.”—Eleanor Leung

“I don't remember what chapter, but it was like 'the thousands of memories stored in our brains but only so many are recalled with such clarity' is honestly one of the most poignant lines I've read in a fiction book. Truly, the first time I read that I reread it and then just had to sit with it because it was so good. There were a few in this book that were very thoughtful and it just added to the richness of the writing.”—Lorelei Riffe

"The next Colleen Hoover? It may be! You’ll love this one! "—Florence Nunn