Now, that was a hell of a read. My, oh my . . . why. did. I wait? 
 You know that feeling of regret when you read a book that has been gathering dust on your TBR pile and you realize what a GREAT BOOK IT IS. I'm drowning in that feeling. Why did I not pick this up sooner? 
 I'll start with a tiny summary because I went in super blind and I think that it was great that way. 
 Opening this book, think Titanic. *queue Celine Dion* But it's not a ship, it's a spaceship!! And the daughter of the ship's creator, also wealthiest man, is on board: Lilac LaRoux. Also on board is Tarver Merendsen, working class war hero. They interact slightly on board the Icarus but they aren't from the same world so they (LILAC!!) become prejudice and let that stand in their way. 
 Of course, the ship goes ka-boom! and they are miraculously able to land into a nearby planet. 
 Now here's where things get good. . . (not that the beginning wasn't good but things get really good here! 
 They've crashed and together they must survive. Yes, there are still major prejudices- he's a poor soldier and she's the rich spoiled girl. They were a bit annoying about this. Lilac has her reason, and they make plenty of sense if you ask me. I didn't hold it against her but it did annoy me a bit. Tiny bit. Tarver just didn't believe they could get pass their social statuses but gosh. When they got over these prejudices, they were so adorable. They are everything they have on that plant so they need each other. 
 Anyways, let's talk this planet! I was thoroughly confused. It was so creepy. Like the idea that you are the ONLY inhabitants of a world creep me the hell out. How can you not get mentally damaged? You are literally ALONE in a whole planet! 
 Or are they? 
 Dun, dun dunnn! 
 Just read the book please.