1 star 
 Nope. Nope, nope, nope and no hell, no. 
 I can't believe that this was published, and I feel sorry for any unfortunate tree that had to die just to be turned into this book. 
 To say that I disliked it is to put it mildly. 
 There is instalove on page one, it's full of cliches, the characters are behaving completely irrationally and the plot and the world building are severely underdeveloped. Also, did I mention INSTALOVE?? 
 I don't like to dnf books, but I had to admit to myself that I just can't do it this time around, so I stopped reading about halfway through. 
 Now, it might be absolutely amazing in the last 100 pages (which I higly doubt), but I'm not sticking around to find out. I just can't do this to myself, especially with so many other books waiting on my tbr pile to be read and loved. 
 So what exactly was so bad about this? 
 Well... how about everything. Let me explain. 
 The story begins when a blizzard hits the mountain on which Zoe lives with her mom and her ADHD younger brother. Her brother gets lost in the blizzard while playing with the dogs and Zoe goes out into the storm to find him. Enter an unlikely scenario with a killer on the loose, a frozen lake and a stranger who appears out of nowhere, trying to kill the killer (ironic much?). 
 The stranger, who Zoe calls X, is a bounty hunter from Lowlands (aka Hell), a prisoner sent on Earth to retrieve the soul of previously mentioned killer. X seems to be badly hurt, so Zoe and her family take him in and help him out despite his warnings that helping him would be dangerous for them. 
 - Now this is where the real trouble begins. 
 First of all, what kind of a mother (who is described as being very protective of her kids) would let a random stranger into her house, especially after he himself warns them multiple times that by doing so, they are putting themselves in danger? 
 Also, the guy tells them that he is from Hell and they just roll with it? 
 Sorry, but when a person tells you that they are a bounty hunter from Hell, you don't believe them and fall in love with them, you put them into a freaking mental institution! 
 As for the romance in this story, I scoffed out loud and rolled my eyes so many times that it was becoming dangerous for my health. 
 As soon as X sees Zoe he's in luuurve, he ''has feelings about her that he never felt before and never even knew existed'' (excuse me while I go throw up) 
 They kiss and fall in lurve in 2 days, and the mom knows it and does nothing. 
 Please find me a sane mother who would approve of her 17 year old daughter getting involved with a weird stranger who claims that he is an emissary from Hell. 
 The characters are completely bland, with no real thoughts or desires of their own, they are just there to do what the author wants them to do, which in turn feels forced and unrealistic. 
 The author always tells instead of shows, and that made me feel completely detached from the plot and the characters. 
 In conclusion, I would not recommend this book to anyone and I want those 3 hours of my life back.