Loved it. Hedi was a bit annoying but I got over it since that was just how her character is supposed to be. She was the whole 'mature but still immature' young adult thing going on and is very flippant at times. Bridge was the typical tortured bad boy with a rough past to match Hedi's own. The blurb at the back is a little misleading as not once in the book did she ever think he might have been responsible for her father's death but she did blame him in an indirect way. 
 My main problem with the book was the authors style of jumping forward and then going back to explain the gap before. It worked ok for some parts and just confused me the rest of the time. Some times the story felt fragmented as well. Like I had just missed a sentence that explained the one I was currently reading. This was a pretty gritty and grim book near the end but I liked it more for that. Can't wait till July 30 for the next book!