What a story! What a trilogy! 
 This book was brilliant. I loved it and I got hooked from the first until the last page. The two main things I would like to point out is: 
 1st. It is a book full of passion and extreme emotions. If it was a movie, it would be Almodovar. Some of the components of the book actually remind me some Almodovar's movies. It is really strange because the two main characters are British and they are behaving like they are Mediterranean or Latinos. I am sure when the book is translated in countries that are advertised for their passion, it will be a huge success there. 
 2nd. In the book two people fall in love and during this process there is a lot of chasing and a lot of yelling. And this is the oldest game in flirting/mating in the history of human kind. The woman is running away and the man is running after her. Sometimes they shout and fight with each other but in the end they have make up sex and all is good. This is completely natural and funny. It is just a game of two people who are crazy for each other from the first moment their eyes met. 
 The book is full of twists and secrets which come out at some point. The only sure fact is that Jesse is ALMOST NEVER honest with Ava. Another fact is that he wants her like crazy and he will do anything, I repeat HE WILL DO ANYTHING to have her and to keep her. Ava is behaving like a reluctant virgin towards Jesse and this is something he is putting an end during the first 10 minutes they spend in the bathroom of his new flat and the first half an hour they spend in the kitchen of his old flat. 
 And the big questions are three: 
 1. What is happening with Ava's pills? Why they keep disappearing? 
 2. How old is Jesse? Seriously only 19? 
 3. Why the mansion/hotel does not have a front desk and sightseeing brochures? 
 I am sure all the people who are reading the book know the answers to these questions before the book finishes. Only Ava does not seem to realise what is going on around her since she is lost somewhere in Jesse's cloud 9.