Okay... So, I joined the rest of the screaming fans as well 
 AND 
 I am really sorry, but I did NOT like the book 
 When I was reading the story, 
 ...my primary concern was to convince myself that Dean (aka Ruckus) and Rosie fit together. I failed. 
 ...my secondary concern was to convince myself that Rosie has made more sacrifices than Emilia. I failed. 
 I think that my main issue is that I did not like Rosie. For the majority of the book, I could not stand her bitterness and her jealousy for her older sister Emilia. 
 Rosie was never independent. Because of her illness, she was depending on her parents when she was a kid; she was depending on her older sister when she was a young adult; and later on she was depending on ViciousaEUR(tm)s money and kindness. Before the book finishes, she will depend on DeanaEUR(tm) money. 
 I never felt even for just one instance that she is grateful for all the love and support the other people give her. 
 There are thousand of children that suffer from the same illness. A lot of them die really young, because they donaEUR(tm)t have enough money to treat it aEUR" no matter the sacrifices that their parents are making. I am sure most of them are way more grateful to the people who support them. 
 Her strength could have been inspiring. Her love of life could have been touching and positively affecting for the readers. Instead Rosie only came across as an ungrateful bitch. At least for me. 
 I donaEUR(tm)t have many comments for Dean. He is just averagely satisfactory. He is like the most man-sluts that I normaly read in the books. I did not see much depth. He definitely does not compare to the deliciously unique deep darkness of Vicious or the deliciously unique playfulness of Jamie. 
 There are a few twists in the book. 
 -The first major twist about a secret that Dean is hiding has made the book more appealing to me. 
 -The second major twist about a secret DeanaEUR(tm)s perfect family is hiding from him has shocked me, but I believe it made no sense the way his father has handle things. 
 -The third major twist in the end of the book is very nice and joyful but I think twists like this can only be happen in the Bible. And I donaEUR(tm)t believe Rosie or/and Dean are very religious persons. 
 AnywayaEUR| before the book even finished, I felt the need to defend Vicious and Emilia. They had such a distorted image in this book aEUR" especially Emilia. That was not my girl! 
 This is the reason I have decided to upgrade my rating for book Vicious from 4 to 5 stars.