No Right Turn by Terry Trueman

() Jordan has the sob-story of an especially troubled teen: at thirteen he found his father after he had shot himself. Now three years later, at sixteen, he's managed to lose the majority of whatever friends or interests he had; his life has become somewhat meaningless. He is void of emotion and is indifferent to everything around him. But this changes when a neighbor with a smooth, show Corvette begins going out with his mom. Before Jordan knows it, he's beginning to seek thrills in illegal ways. With the consequences of this, he discovers that looking at the past is the only way to clear a path for the future. He also realizes that no, life isn't fair, but people do love, care, and try to do their best for one another.
It's an okay read that emphasizes the impact that trauma can play in a young person's life, and the importance of trust and love.