--I received a free copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review-- 
 I just finished reading this book, and I can honestly say that I really enjoyed it. Although I'm not the biggest fan of stories where it is over-the-top love at first sight, I still found myself not wanting to put this book down. I enjoyed how the author didn't just say that Noa was a poet, but she included some wonderful poems that helped express Noa's thoughts & feelings. Also, the periodic switching of viewpoints was a nice way to gain a better understanding and insight to the three main characters. 
 The story starts out from the point of view of Noa, a teenage girl who lost her older sister in an accident. Then one day a new student named Callum arrives, and she felt an instant connection. As aspects of that relationship start to develop, trouble begins to unfold, and Callum's younger brother, Judah, shows up. When Callum is kidnapped, Noa and Judah attempt to work together in order to save him. Personally, this is the area of the story where I could tell I was hooked. 
 There were only a few things that I didn't like about the story. (1) The scene where Noa learns about what Callum is. Her overly quick acceptance and understanding was a bit weird, even knowing that she was head-over-heels for him. (2) For being the love interest, Callum ended up being kind of bland. Maybe it was the rushed love, maybe he didn't get enough character development after being kidnaped... I'm not quite sure, because both Noa and Judah's characters were done very well. Even little Sasha, who gets far less screen time, is more interesting than Callum. (3) The ending had a lot of secrets/twists all come to light at once, which felt a bit rushed. 
 Even with a few flaws, I still found this to be a wonderful story and would recommend it to others. I can't wait for the second book to be released. :)