I really enjoyed reading the majority of this book, but I found the ending disappointing. This book would be an enjoyable read for anyone who liked "The Fault in Our Stars." It makes you realise the struggles of individuals living with disability. 
 This is an unconventional love story. Will who has quadriplegia, was a rich outgoing man before his accident. Lou is not a particularly outgoing person. Lou loses her job at a cafe and becomes employed as Will's carer. 
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 Lou finds out that she has been employed by Will's mum to try to make Will change his mind about wanting to end his life. Lou does everything she can to make Will want to change his mind. In the process Lou falls in love with Will, and she also learns to become more ambitious and outgoing. Lou's efforts still don't change Will's choice to end his life. 
 The ending of the book was very sad. It was disappointing to see the author end the book like this, because it makes it seem like a disabled life isn't worth living. Lou shows what can be achieved even when you are disabled, and Lou's company makes Will happy. I wish the author had written a happier ending. 
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