I really enjoyed the idea behind this book's plot, and the first few pages have definitely piqued my interest. There's a bit of head hopping going on--one paragraph we're in Hannah's head, the next we're in Trevor's--but overall this one has a fun start as we're thrown into the incomplete fictional world of two characters whose probably burned-out author/creator has no idea what to do with. (I'm definitely rooting for Hannah at this point, but whether Trevor is salvageable remains to be seen. He's a bit...hyper focused.)