A Braver Version of Me

I didn't expect religion to play such a prominent part in this story, and, to be honest, the concept of religion (not necessarily faith) having such a strong influence on everyday life - who your friends are, who you are ‘allowed' to talk to, who to like - is unfamiliar to me, to say the least.

That being said, it was interesting to get a peek behind the curtains of faiths I am not (that) familiar with.

I like Destiny as a main character, and although she seems to attract a certain amount of drama, it's rarely her own, mostly other people's.
I'm not sure if I like Isaac (yet?). I might be biased because I really don't like his folks, but in the last chapters it looks like there might be hope for him, yet. ;)