Brutal. That's the first word that I comes to mind when I think about this novel. Because it brutally played with my emotions. This might very well be the saddest story I've ever read. Thank God for the happy ending. 
 I absolutely loved Miles' perspective. It was written so beautifully, and I love how visual it could get. I also really liked how the text was centered whenever he was with Rachel. And oh my when it was centered again in the end. It made me so happy! Miles' story began beautifully, but with Tate's perspective set in the present it was obvious from the beginning how something must have gone terribly wrong I was really scared to know what was going to happen. And yeah, I just want to hug Miles and cry forever. I'm glad he got the closure he needed and got his happy ending with Tate. 
 I don't know why I like to read more serious than light contemporary when all I want is the characters to be happy. I really loved Miles and Rachel together and how happy and in love they were. Nothing against Tate and I love the ending, but ugh! Everything was so perfect and beautiful. 
 One thing I still need to mention. Cap was my favorite character in this novel! Such a lovely old man with great advice to give to both Tate and Miles.