Two's Company, Four's a Crowd

--How is one supposed to feel when her two rivals of similar age at an orphans' home are adopted along with her into a family? Cat, Josie Taylor, and Becka Morgan are getting used to their new lives and have settled into their school well. They've made friends, and only Cat really has a boyfriend, so she wants the others to get dates as well. However, this involves Becka being manipulated into helping a very cute guy in the grade cheat on his tests and Josie being forced into a romance with her friend and neighbour Red. Will romance tear the three sisters apart, and can they work out their different views on love properly? --This is a good book, but Marilyn Kaye really needs to get her grammar down correctly. She can't get "who" and "whom" worked out correctly - mistakes both ways were seen in this book and in others in the series. This is also the case in the difference between "like" and "as" though not as much. It would make it easier if either Ms. Kaye or the proofreader at HarperCollins could fix it up a bit. --Marisa