Like the first book in this series, this is definitely teen fiction with an edge. It combines many of the elements of the most popular "rich kids" teen series, but with a Christian world view. That doesn't mean the teens aren't tempted or don't make mistakes, but it does serve to show realistic Christian teens handling today's pressures in a more believable way than many books I've read. The many pop culture and brand name references will date these novels quickly, but for today's reader, they're relevant and very fun. I've enjoyed both that I've read so far.