I hate the lead character with burning passion, but do I hate the book, too? Well, jury is still out on that one. It's not going to be an easy review to write, that's for sure! 
 All I can say at the moment is: 
 - Alex is the most annoying, ill-mannered character I've read about in, like, ever. He jumps to conclusions, acts like a jerk, provokes fights, manipulates, is rude and cocky.. I just really couldn't stand him, which probably affected my enjoyment of the book a lot. 
 - The plot, while aspiring to be original and fresh, is in fact full of cliches and randomness. The lack of logic is overwhelming. 
 - I didn't think the blindness was handled well, either. I didn't find it believable (I'll explain in more detail in my actual review soon). And I get that Alex had visions that were not visual at all, in which he could taste, smell or hear things and predict what would happen in the future. What I don't understand is why he was describing his visions as if he actually saw them. You can't smell a person looking at you, you can't hear a person holding their arms up, you just don't know those kind of things without seeing them happen. It's nonsensical. Again, no logic whatsoever. 
 - The relationships and their dynamics were handled poorly, too. First off: who bullies a blind kid? I find it very hard to believe that people would be so cruel, but let's say some kids are, fine. But the teachers? Come on. I also couldn't stand Alex lashing out on people, constantly assuming things, accusing others of things they didn't do, calling names, hurting, pushing away, etc.. And I certainly couldn't believe that everyone would just move past it as if it never happened. He pushes Summi away, breaks her heart Oppa-Edward-Style, tells her how little she means to him, etc (and in a VERY rude, aggressive way, too!), and she comes back to him, tells him she missed him and starts kissing him? Oh, hell no! 
 - The premise was interesting and the writing was actually quite good (gripping, fact-paced), but the book fell flat for me. I couldn't get past the lack of logic and the unlikeable characters, and ended up counting the pages till the end.