Was expecting better from this book as I like getting sucked in to the drama of a Colleen Hoover book, but I was sadly disappointed. The writing style didnt work for me and I just didnt buy the insta love between Will and Layken (worst YA name yet?), plus there wasnt a lot of plot. Just a lot of bad poetry. 
 Layken, or Lake, wasnt very likeable, and while Will was a pretty good love interest, I wasnt convinced that they were "destined" to be together. Especially after one date. Still, Hoover writes chemistry well and I could see their romance being fun to read if it was aged up a bit and set in college rather than high school. It might have also worked better with more plot and character development; Lake meets a boy within hours of moving to a new state, makes a best friend the first day of school, and automatically thinks her little brother is the greatest kid ever and would have no qualms about taking care of him full time. Theres just no conflict there, and the issues with Will werent enough to keep me engaged with the story. 
 I also could not with the slam poetry. It was almost funny how bad the poems where, but also sad because they were supposed to be emotionally evocative. Its like the scene from Shes All That when Freddie Prinze Jr does the soccer poem, except ten times more embarrassing. Either way, just not the romance for me.