You people need to tag your spoilers, 'cause the twist ending is literally revealed in the first line of most people's reviews. 
 Thanks, lads. In any case, that last page was utter bullshit in my opinion, a cheap way of grabbing people for the sequel. 
 But the rest of the book is bloody great! I really liked it! Oliver has worked her charm on me yet again, though her debut novel Before I Fall is still far superior in my eyes. 
 Lena actually had a personality in this one. She was fierce and badass and fun to read about, but for the first half of the book I couldn't shake the soppy, useless Lena from the first book out of my head. It felt like a clunky transition, and it very nearly ruined it for me; I found myself wishing I'd read this book first so my vision wasn't tainted by boring, self-insert Lena. Julian was wonderful, too, as I actually found myself caring about him (though again, Kent McFuller was miles better, even if I'm being unfair by comparing such vastly different books.) 
 I adored the contrast between the Now and Then chapters, and how it all tied together so nicely in the end when the two met. There were a handful of typos, though I don't know how exclusive to my version those were, but they didn't ruin the overall experience (bearing in mind I am a massive stickler for grammar.) 
 There was one line just before the 150-page mark that hit me super hard. I won't tell you which specifically, but it concerns the bunny. Goddamn, that was cruel. 
 3.75 stars. Curse you, Goodreads, for your imprecise star rating system.