*I recieved a free copy in exchange for an honest review*

What a wild ride! I guess that's to be expected from a novel where bad things happen when these boys kiss, but it honestly felt like a roller coaster. It was well written, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would, though I'm glad it discussed some seriously tough topics. Homophobia and the fear of coming out to overly religious parents was almost worse than all the disasters that kept happening to Milo and Marcos. To be honest, as someone who had loving parents and did not have fears of coming out, this book was not written for me and that's okay. It's amazing, in fact, because it's an enjoyable read that will speak to the teens it needs to. This book really does scream out "It's OKAY to be you, even if you're responsible for ending the world" and I love that about it. I know a few people who needed this book as teens and I'm glad that it's being released for younger generations.

Also, I'm so glad queer YA fiction is branching out to more than just sad love stories these days. I need more crazy, bizarre LGBTQ reads in my life.