Rating: 4/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 This book was pretty good. It took me a long while to actually get into the story, but it turned out to be a good read. The is only the second Colleen Hoover novel I've read, the other being Confess. I'm honestly not really sure which one I like better. I think at this point I like them both equally. 
 This book is told by 17 year old Sky, who was adopted by her mother 13 years ago. She doesn't remember much about her life before she lived with Karen, her adoptive mother. She's lived an extremely sheltered life, with no technology (TV, cell phone, or internet) and has been homeschooled by her mom. Sky has made out with quite a few boys, earning her quite the reputation. The only thing is, she never really feels anything from kissing them. She's never really felt attraction until she meets Dean Holder when grocery shopping and she finally feels attraction and lust. Over the course of the book, we learn about Sky's life before she was adopted. 
 As I mentioned, it took a little while before I got into the story. At first I was afraid that Holder was just some stereotypical bad guy that turns good for the main character. Thankfully, he isn't and he has his own story and struggles we learn throughout the book as well. There were lots of twists and turns in this book, and a lot of them took me by surprise. Once you think the characters are fresh out of secrets, you're proven wrong. I really enjoyed how this book could keep me guessing. 
 (view spoiler)[ This book also made me feel a lot for the characters. I had the suspicion that her father used to rape her after the first memory from 13 years ago when Sky was crying and she said she didn't want her daddy to call her princess anymore. What Sky had to go through as a child broke my heart. I didn't expect to learn that her father raped Les as well, and that was the main reason why she killed herself. It was really sad seeing how much it hurt Holder, but at least he knew that she wasn't a coward. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I enjoyed this one about as much as I enjoyed Confess. I'd definitely recommend anyone to give either book a try to see if you like it. I'm curious as to how Hoover will be able to continue this series with another book, but I'm definitely going to read it at some point.