The book opens with Scarlett meeting the new boy in town. He's gorgeous of course, and she basically dumps her friends except for when she needs to use them for an alibi to hang out with Noah. 
 Things get serious between Noah and Scarlett, but she has a problem. She has amnesia about everything before she was four. I don't think many people remember that age or younger, do they? Just too hard to believe that was significant. 
 When she starts having dreams that make her want to get her memories back, she seeks out professional help but that doesn't work out too well. And she's falling for Noah, and he's falling for her. But there's much more to things that meets the eye here, and although I had trouble believing Scarlett didn't even suspect his true motives, it was probably what kept me reading this. 
 I didn't find Noah all that likable and that was part of the problem too. 
 There were multiple problems in this for me, which was unfortunate because I thought the synopsis had a lot of promise, but it just didn't deliver.