The use of the dash after "Yo" (I) is significant. It isolates the subject. It is not "I am," but simply "I—". It suggests a pause, a hesitation, or a solitary stand. In literature, the first-person singular is the vessel of the ego. By isolating it, the title suggests that the narrator is standing on the edge of a precipice, separating themselves from the world around them.

Deeply flawed and relatable protagonists whose decisions drive the emotional weight of the plot.

What makes this book stand out is the growth of the protagonists. We move past the initial spark of their meeting and dive deep into their insecurities.