Sixteen-year-old Bri Ambrose is no number-cruncher. She's never measured the space between her thighs, or counted the calories in a bag of M&Ms, and she swears she never willl--not even when her twin's, Rosalie's, number-crunching scores her a date with a varsity football player, as well as the admiration of their peers.
In an effort not to be like Rosalie, Bri treads a razor-thin path of her own, one that will test her endurance and lead her to question her own identity. In the end, if Bri means to save Rosalie from falling beyond her reach, she will have to forgive her first, and face the conflicts she's been running from before the secrets in Rosalie's online diary claim their ultimate toll.
That is, if she doesn't fall, too.
