This book definitely wasn't bad and at times I thought it was way better than expected and then it was just, well, not. The whole thing with Asher and Devin was stressful but I liked their emnity. 
 Skye wasn't all that bad but after reading so many books with awesome strong female protagonists I felt she sort of fell short and into a spiral of selfishness that was sometimes unnecessary. Cassie, the neglected bestie was really cool and seemed so interesting. I wish that Skye did get to tell her everything, why must the human best friend always be kept in the dark? 
 I wanted to give it more than three because the writing was nice and the plot wasn't bad. I think what finally did it for me was the random-ass ending that raised more questions than I was willing to tolerate. Though I will of course be reading the sequel.