The story starts out with an almost two year time skip which I was not a fan of at all. Why skip ahead in the story when so much detail was given to every day life in the previous books. In that amount of time Mia went from a geek to a total popular girl. While claiming it was her princess status that made her popular Mia also had a makeover. Thanks to Lana, former enemy now friend, Mia has learned how to dress for her body type, do her makeup, nails, and gotten help with her hair. In a secure relationship with JP her picture perfect boyfriend Mia has it all but something still feels wrong. Suddenly her world is turned up side down when her father warns her that Michael is back in town. Immediately feeling out of sorts Mia tries to navigate senior life as she figures out turning eighteen does not solve all her problems.
Honestly if I had not gotten so much of the series out of the local free library I would not have read the whole series. I just did not enjoy the story. Mia did not really grow up in the first nine books then wham in the tenth book she learns all these lessons people had been trying to teach her for years. It did not make much sense or flow with the story well.
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