Keisha Montgomery has already buried too much grief. An eighteen-year-old senior class president in Sharon Draper's Hazelwood High trilogy, she is still reeling from the suicide of her ex-boyfriend when she catches the eye of Jonathan Hathaway, a twenty-three-year-old track coach whose attention feels like rescue. Draper writes for teenagers without flinching, tracing how loneliness and flattery can blur a young woman's sense of danger. The closing volume of the trilogy, it treats its subjects, depression, consent, and self-worth, with plainspoken honesty rather than melodrama, and trusts its readers to sit with hard feelings.