Say Goodnight, Gracie

Morgan and Jimmy have grown up together. As older teenagers it's hard for them to separate love and friendship. That's half the book. The rest, after Jimmy's death in a car accident, concerns Morgan's attempts to cope. The cover gives away the plot, but the death is still a shock. The almost volcanic nature of what's being held down by Morgan, with little observable on the surface, is harrowing and intense. My only worry is that Morgan has such stable and sympathetic support - including a wonderful aunt who's a psychiatrist. How could others cope?