Amy Haskel thought a week of R&R on a private island would be fun in the sun and an escape from the feud with a rival society that turned very personal. Amy bought her bikini, sunscreen and her problems with her to the private island. As graduation looms, there's the unfinished business with an old boyfriend and then there's the most pressing problem is the transformation of a Rose & Grave patriarch from evil to attractive. Just when Amy begins to think that Spring break couldn't get any less relaxing, a weird accident happens and puts everyone on edge. This is only one part of the problem, Amy comes to believe that someone has entered the island. Rose& Grave have major secrets that being threatened to be revealed and the potential fallout of these secrets have the power to take down one of America's figureheads. What Amy doesn't know is that invader goal is to make sure that Amy doesn't leave the island alive.

I wasn't quite sure what to expect from this book, when I first started reading this book. It was confusing because it jumped all over the place and didn't have a comprehensive feel to it. To me this book reads like I'm reading a book about a young girl instead of someone college aged. I had a hard time reading this book, but I liked the closeness between the members of the Rose & Grave society. They felt like they were a family. Another thing that I liked about this book is the insight that is revealed of the world of sororities and fraternities because it's not a world that I'm really familiar with.