I loved this one a lot more then the first one, which was surprising because I'm not normally the biggest fan of "first person" novels from the guy's point of view. But Gayla managed to pull this off super well :) 
 I found this books to be really "real" or rather "realistic", particularly the interaction between the characters and Adam's feelings, emotions and outlook during the book. 
 I love it :) Such a brilliant book!