Thoughts after finishing - 
 I don't even know what to think about this... I mean, I liked some parts but.... 
 WTH was up with the ending? 
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 Have you been looking forward to a book, only to then put it off because you have this.. feeling that it is going to be SO GOOD you want to wait and savor it for later? This is me with majority of the Fall release titles. I have been drowning in disappointing books as of late and sadly, Sublime has been added to that list. 
 Love stories involving ghosts have always been tricky for me. Ghosts are "supposed" to be scary - and the idea of falling in love with someone expected to haunt the living ...? Well, call me pessimistic, it's weird. Don't get me wrong, there are several books that i have ended up thoroughly enjoying that are ghost love stories, it's just not one I usually jump on. BUT - I loved the premise of this one and was beyond exciting to jump right in. 
 First, I have to say the writing was beautiful. I saw somewhere that described it as "poetic," and I would have to agree. The prose is elegant and the two authors working together was done perfectly. Another thing I loved how steamy the romance was. Often we find that romances in YA are left to our imagination, but there were no barrels held here. And I've said it many times that I love it when an author doesn't hold back. 
 One of the most disappointing things to note was how much I was not invested in the romance. First of all, it was unhealthy on many levels. Intentionally putting yourself in harms way for the person you "love" speaks for itself. And anyway, I was more interested in why Lucy came back, why the others come back and what in the world was going on at the school that so many people fell to their death there. For this being primarily a romance, that's disappointing. And none of my questions were answered. NONE. 
 However, what bothered me the most in the book was the end and resolution. (view spoiler)[ Um, he kills himself. After Lucy disappears again, for the umpteenth time, he decides that he cannot live without her and kills himself. In the end, they meet up in her happy place and live Happily Ever After. That's just not okay. At all. (hide spoiler)] 
 Although I adored the beautiful writing and was intrigued enough to finish the book, I can only say this was okay for me. I can not support the message with this romance. With unlikable and relatable characters, I am hesitate to recommend this one. 
 *I received this book for free from The Publisher via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.*