Thought-provoking, inspiring, and just all around beautiful. 
 The story started off a little slow, but I was quickly hooked and fully immersed in the characters heartfelt stories. I really felt for both Sky and Jason, and though they both (mostly Jason) made some mistakes), I was really rooting for them. They were such genuine people who owned up to their mistakes and truly cared for one another. 
 All of the characters felt quite realistic and added much dimension to the book. For the most part, the writing style was enjoyable, though there was sometimes a little bit too much swearing that acted as a bit of a distraction. 
 Also, there were slight issues of racism and homophobia that were well addressed in a subtle though effective and extremely realistic way. 
 Only thing I would have changed is that I would have liked to have gotten a little more of Jason's story of the war and his PTSD. 
 Overall, I it was a very enjoyable read and I would most definitely recommend it.