What teenager hasn't wanted to film a rant about an unfair parent? This is what Cara thinks she's doing one night after a particularly frustrating counseling session between her divorced parents. Then her mom joins her and ups the irate index. The following morning, they discover that the video went live on the internet and has gotten one point three million views. Cara's torn between satisfaction and discomfort at how the world now sees her father and stepmother. It's not like they don't deserve every iota of her scorn and anger, but she'd just as soon it would blow over. That's not happening and the next thing she knows, she and her mother are the stars of a new reality show where they meet and winnow down a bunch of divorced and widowed men, each with one child. At first, she and her mother are dazzled by the fancy location, clothing allowance, and the attention, but reality returns as Cara realizes she's interested in one of the sons of a contestant while discovering that another contestant's daughter is the queen of mean girls. Read the story to follow how mother and daughter navigate the complex intrigue of a reality show and what the major curve thrown at them near the end is. This is a smart and very funny story. ( )