Well, talk about slow-burn. This book was slow alright. But thankfully the story was captivating, i could enjoy it without thinking too much about when will they end up together. 
 At the first scene, boy, cant help but yelling to this girl and the risk she chose to take. Come on! Left your house in the middle of the night without calling 911 first?? You got 2 young kids! Eurgh. I understand everyone need to be brave and do the right thing, but, come on! 
 Diana, for a 30 years old woman, i think she's too emotionally unstable, more like teenagers. And for a guardian for two young boys, although she's really sweet and committed, i found her decisions often hurried. 
 But i really like how she and Dallas built their relationship. They did take time to get to know each other. And i love how they became each other best friend first, that one person you can talk about everything, and can count on each other. 
 But although i really enjoy this book, i found there's not much to rave about. Everything was quite alright, but nothing special. I like Under Locke better. But i haven't yet read The Wall of Winnipeg and Kulti. Maybe i better get right on to those.