Milly is tired of being bullied. Everywhere she goes, she can't escape Amelia who torments every little flaw about her and never stops. As much as she wants to get away from Amelia, she never can because they live in the same body. After a traumatic past Milly can't remember, Amelia has been her constant companion. When Milly finds a journal, her memories slowly start coming back, and once they do, life will never be the same.

DISCONNECTED brings up the tough and powerful subject of mental illness. Milly is disconnected from her past, and part of that has resulted in a disorder she hasn't realized yet. Lisa M. Cronkhite does a wonderful job of showing what Milly is going through and bring it to a level of understanding that makes you hope desperately that Milly finds answers. The mystery behind her family is complex and intriguing, and the plot twists are excellent.

The romance is a bit rushed, though sweet. I also wish the main friendship was a little more expanded. It feels cut and dry in areas. However, one of Milly's later friendships is enjoyable and develops nicely. Neither issue was a huge detraction from the book, but it did stop me from liking it as much as I hoped to.

Overall, DISCONNECTED is a great story and well worth the read. Lisa M. Cronkhite has a strong voice in her writing, and I hope to read a lot more of hers. DISCONNECTED would find a lovely home of shelves with titles such as The Half Life of Molly Pierce.