DNF 50%... Nope.. not for me... 
 Why does everyone love this book? I don't get it! This is going to be a big rant so be warned. 
 First of all, the main character is an annoying teenager. The book starts with her having an argument with her father because she wants to go to the same college as her boyfriend despite she has the possibility to attend much better ones. NO, ANNOYING TEENAGER! YOU DON'T RISK YOUR FUTURE BECAUSE OF YOUR BOYFRIEND AT THE AGE OF 16! Listen to me all teenagers out there, her father is RIGHT. It is difficult, I know, but your future goes first. 
 Here comes the second problem, the parents in this book are either stupid or pretty bad at the whole parenting thing. They are not believable. During the discussion I mentioned above, the annoying teenager DEMANDS her father stop the car... "NO, ANNOYING TEENAGER! Get over it! Shut up, stop this TANTRUM, brood all you want, but I will NOT stop this car even if you yell and threaten to throw yourself outside. You are not going to open that door unless you are suicidal, in which case, I'm calling the psychologist right know" --> this is the right parental response... but no... her father stops the car. 
 Other examples of unbelievable parenting: 
 If your child went missing for 5 years and suddenly returns without memories of her disappearance, you would sit her in a psychologist chair for hours and then sit her in a doctor's office for some more, and then at the police station for a couple more, trying to: 
 a.	Help her get over with the fact that everything has changed around her and with whatever trauma she might have 
 b.	Figure out why the hell she doesn't remember anything 
 c.	Figure out if there was abuse or an underlying disease or something wrong with her brain 
 d.	Figure out where the hell has she been and with whom 
 Then you would try to reconnect with her, no matter if you have another child or husband. You would make time alone with her and try to help her adapt. 
 You would not, I repeat, you would not, act as if nothing has happened and leave her at home watching tv or asking what she is planning to do now. You would not dine with your new family and leave her a plate to "give her space". You would not leave the hospital room because your ANNOYING teenager doesn't want you there and she is now 21 (supposedly). You would argue with your new husband because he turned her away, it doesn't matter if he didn't recognize her. You would DEMAND an answer from doctors. 
 Ok, let me breath for a minute.... 
 Let's talk now about the romance. 
 So she returns from her disappearance and finds out that her boyfriend is now 22 and has moved on. They were always together since they were kids and were very much in love, and I understand her frustration. After all, in her head, the day before she had been kissing him and wanting to spend the rest of her life with him. That's not the problem. The thing is that, although she blames her boyfriend for moving on and feels betrayed, she has an insta-love/lust towards his younger (now full-grown) brother. 
 Let's get this straight... she blames Austin for moving on after god knows how many months but she craves for his brother just after two days of being apart? SELFISH TEENAGER! Weren't you so much in love you were willing to risk your academic future to be with Austing just a couple of days ago? Stop treating Austin like a jerk if you have the hots for his brother after two days of being apart! Besides, Tyler is behaving like a stalker. 
 And what is it with authors writing about main characters NOT EATING because they are stressed, sad, depressed, anxious, etc? STOP DOING THAT! Young teenage girls read your books! And how does NOBODY notice? Her mother should be watching her like a hawk after her disappearance and doesn't notice her daughter is throwing the food to the garbage? 
 I will not rate this book because I didn't finish it... but I dislike it a lot....