2.5 stars to be precise... 
 This is so much a typical story. I liked slammed. I wished I could say the same about Point of Retreat. 
 I don't know where all those maturities are coming from Will and Lake. Raising kids at their age should be a lot more difficult no matter how much mature or understanding the kids are. But from the book it seems like a piece of cake. 
 Then there is Layken's unreasonable question of Will's love for her. I don't understand Layken's whole point of view regarding this situation. 
 I would give this book 2 star. But this book made me cry. Because I like Will and seeing him in pain made me cry. And the letter he wrote to Kel in his journal made me cry harder. That's why I am giving an extra 1/2 star.