This novel is written from Jemma's point of view, the reader will love getting to know her character much better. Jemma has recently decided to focus on The Pink Locker Society and NOT on boys, particularly a boy named Forrest. When she receives a pink carnation for Valentine's Day, Jemma is left confused. She is certain Forrest did not send the carnation to her, but she can't make an educated guess as to who might have sent the carnation. This little mystery makes the book a fun, fast- paced read.

The girls also decide to go more public with their little club. However, they do not receive quite the reaction they were looking for. When the girls learn they might not be able to go on a class trip, they know they must scramble to make sure they are allowed to go before graduation day. The story takes off from here.

Overall, anyone who enjoyed the first books in this series is bound to enjoy this one. The book is a light read, but fun and it can be exciting in places. The characters were likable, the events were intriguing, and there is that small mystery Jemma still has to solve. This book is recommended to teen/middle grade readers.