Alright. The book started out nice enough, and a few scenes even brought one or two tears to my eyes, but all in all there were too many elements I didn't like. 
 For one the dialogue. I think this really is a part of their writing the author can still improve. During romantic scenes between Tristan and Elizabeth I found the dialogue especially lacking, and just plain unrealistic. ("Show me the shadows that keep you up at night. Kiss me with your darkness." - I mean, really? Who talks like that?!) 
 The other thing I did not like was how the author wrote the big revelation in the end. It was an unexpected twist in the story, but as the story lacked any foreshadowing, as the author did not give us any hints (the cameras alone are not enough) it was a) unrealistic and b) made me mourn for what the story could have been, had to author been a bit more creative with that plot point and introduced it a little earlier. So yes, two stars.