Rating: 4/5 
 ***Spoilers hidden*** 
 I picked up this book from the library because I read some reviews that said it was fantastic, and the synopsis sounded quite interesting. This book definitely didn't disappoint and kept me eager to learn what was going to happen next. 
 This book is told from two perspectives, Laia and Elias. While I enjoyed Laia as a character, I didn't really feel an emotional connection to Elias. I think Laia's own difficulties overshadowed his in my opinion, but I know some may argue that what Elias is dealing with is a lot more pressing. (view spoiler)[ What I didn't really enjoy was that they both seemed to be sucked into love triangles. I usually hate love triangles, and two of them is even worse. (hide spoiler)] 
 It took me a while to get me really into this book. It was interesting throughout, but I only felt the pressing need to flip through the pages at around halfway through. The was the story progresses is interesting, and once the action starts, it doesn't really stop. The action in this book is probably my most favourite thing about it. 
 Laia starts out seeming fragile and weak. In the first chapter, the way she acted made me have the impression that she was only about 13 years old, when in reality she's 17. Throughout the book she gains courage and strength and learns that loss isn't the end. I felt that Elias didn't have this kind of character development. He certainly had some, but not to the extent that Laia did. I feel like his character doesn't really change that much, and he pretty much remained the same person throughout the whole book. 
 While I found the last part of the book a bit predictable, I still enjoyed reading this book. I was so eager to finish the last part that I put off studying for an exam that I have tomorrow. Now that this book is done, I should probably be off to study.