Welcome to the expansive primitive wasteland that is the setting of the story! Beautiful views though. :) 
 Our two main attractive teenage heterosexual characters who have sexual tension are randomly the ONLY survivors of a massive (50,000 people) spaceship crash that left them abandoned on a seemingly uninhabited planet. 
 But anyways they're randomly there together and they're both hot and young. 
 It's a very endearing premise that makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside, despite the constant danger they're in. 
 The main female character is Lilac- who has a super dope name that I added to my favorite names list after reading this. She is essentially a princess to the richest dude in the galaxy. She stuffy and regal but has a meaningful and loving heart that she's too afraid to show. 
 Tarver is the young hot male in the tale. (Rhyming!) He is a teenage decorated war hero who grew up poor but now receives some upper class treatment due to his military ranking. He's loyal and sweet. 
 Honestly this story kind of reminded me of the Titanic sinking and it actually being in space and that both Rose and Jack survived. Literally the same love story idea. 
 Except they're younger and completely hot of course. 
 This story started out at a great pace and sort of lagged in the middle and seemed rushed to a close at the end. A bunch of the middle could have been stripped down and been much easier to read. Despite the easy quality of the writing, I found reading the book itself dense because it was so slow at parts. 
 Also somewhat unimportant but why do YA books insist on containing sex in the plot if they aren't going to at least show a little of it. Why don't they just stop at kissing if that's all they're gonna talk about sexually? It just seems strange, like some sort of *~**coNSpiRaCy~** it's like preaching abstinence without actually saying it. If the authors don't want to tell a story completely, why include the foggy parts at all? 
 I overall enjoyed this book and would recommend it to younger readers.