Was putting of reading this book for a while now, and i both do and don’t regret it at the same time. I do regret because, damn, this book is great. But I don’t because I forgot how amazing it feels to read PD’s books for the first time, and it’s a feeling i got quite addicted to.

I love when couples make sense, when you can actually say why they belong together, and you definition can do it with Taylor and Easton. So thank you for satisfying the analysing part of my brain, as well as the emotional one.

Will be totally rereading several times later (especially THE scenes) but four stars because I couldn’t help but compare it to Devil’s Night or Falling away and, even though my heart did ache several times, I didn’t connect emotionally with characters, which is not a bad thing, because you can’t relate to every one of them, right?