I really enjoyed this one. I wish the juiciest part of the story didn't happen so late in the novel, but it was still a great read. Jase was a little *too* perfect, and seemed too flawless to feel like a full-bodied realistic character, but everything else about the story rang true. I loved Sam as a protagonist/narrator, which is weird for me; I'm normally much more drawn to the boy in these kinds of stories than the girl, but Sam was great.