REVIEW WITH MINNOR SPOILERS! 
 I would give this zero, because it hasn't contributed to me in anything, in any case, it has made me regret picking it up. IT HAS WASTED MY LIFE, AND NOT IN A GOOD WAY (sorry for the dramatism, but I think it is appropriate for the relationship of Hardin and Tessa, 'cause they are dramatic a.f.). I thought I could do it, you know, read it and enjoy it (I am even more naive than Tess, hear me all). But I forced myself to read it on the beach, always looking at how many pages I had read (5o in the morning, 100 in the afternoon; that's not reading, that's torture). But you know why I kept reading it? because I am a stubborn person, and really stupid for buying it. In my mind, this was my punishment for buying it. 
 I am sorry for Anna Todd, I don't want to be an angry reviewer, that's not how I roll, I understand that this is a fanfiction but as I bought it for 16 euros I am pissed off. Sorry (for me). 
 I don't hate Hardin (although he is a pussy most of the time). Tessa is who drives me mad. She should know better and I detest that she is Mary Sue. And worst is her relationship with all the boys. WHY DO THEY LOVE HER? It doesn't compute in my brain. I screamed (to my poor mom) asking why doesn't she has female friends (if she is so perfect)? It is addressed in this book, that she doesn't bond with girlfriends (except Josie, who moved away and Steph doesn't count). It makes me sick to the stomach when there's no female bonding, that the main concern for the girl is boys and only boys. I was so disgusted when she went straight to Zed's arms after Hardin disappeared. C'mon girl, get a grip of yourself. it's only been NINE DAYS. Why are they so needy? It's cheesy and I do not enjoy it. While reading it, I was hoping something would happen. SOMETHING. I even thought a nuclear bomb was necessary to make the plot move. It doesn't seem to move, really. It's only been a semester in college and they are already so in LUV. No, no, no. 
 Only good thing: when the author said that Hardin kissed her where her neck bone should be (as society dictates) which I kind of like 'cause it makes Tessa less Mary Sue/Barbie/Not realistic. Only guilty pleasure, when they went partying. The rest (like going to yoga class or how many times Tessa gets ready. I DO NOT WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING UNNECESSARY LIKE CURLY HAIR OR PONYHAIR OR WHITE DRESS OR NO DRESS OR RED OR WHATEVER!) Ughh. 
 At least Landon has made me laugh a lot. I liked his relationship with Hardin. 
 SPOILERS: 
 I am not reading the next book, sorry, I've given up. I don't care if they end up in England or Seattle or if they work out (although I bet, by the last book's title, that they will). At the end of the book, they are happy (more or less). I was fooled once into reading the second part (I didn't enjoy the first one very much, too cliche for my taste) but not again. For now, Tessa and Hardin are happy after he tattooed her name (NO! Do not ever do that! In many ways, this book reminds me to a NOT TO DO conduct book) and so, they are in peace in a happy ever ending.