I've taken my time in wanting to review this book because even after I've read it weeks ago, I still have a bunch of mixed feelings of the book. Don't get me wrong, I loved it, hence the five stars that it more than deserves. I first heard about this book from a video review that I caught on YouTube. The girl who had read it had raved about it so much that I was tempted to get my hands on a copy of it, whether it was by e-book or physical book. 
 This book was what I had fully expected and even more. 
 So much more. 
 The story is about a girl who Sam who relives the night of her death repeatedly for an entire week, giving her a chance to spend time with her family, her friends, and finally open her eyes to the guy right in front of her (sob, Kent) the whole time. Through the words, you were literally able to watch as Sam developed into the person she was really meant to be. You were able to watch her struggle with her own knowledge at how horrible she was to others, and you were able to witness the way she finally won that battle. 
 But that ending. Oh, that ending. 
 I have no words.