This book started out really light, with a girl finding a place to stay for college. It seems pretty normal to me so I didn't expect that it was full of heartaches and lies, thus, full of drama. 
 This book is about Julie who was just starting out her college life and due to certain circumstances, she ends up living in the Watkins' household. I could remember my first day in college, where everything seems new and all you could think of is having a brand new start. So with that, I really had an understanding of Julie's character. The Watkins family (Erin, Roger, Celeste, Matt and Finn) seems to be a perfect, normal family at first. I was shocked when I learned about their flaws and of course, the most unexpected big secret. 
 I really like it that it is set out in a college environment. I thinks it suits me well. I remember this line by Julie's mother which made me smile. 
 "The friends you make in college are friends you'll have for life, even if you don't talk for years at a time. You'll see." 
 After reading it, I couldn't help but think of my college friends and how close we are today and how much I adore them. I hope it's true, cause I love my college friends and it would be a shame if we just go our separate ways and forgot each other after graduation. 
 Anyway, back to the story. Julie and Finn's messages are so sweet, I did fell in love with them. As for Matt, I thought Julie was treating her like a brother (which obviously didn't work out in the end) which leads me to be a big disappinment when I found out about the secret they've been hiding since chapter 1. 
 As for this big secret, I hate myself for not seeing it coming. I should have think and analyze better. I guess I was too much in sync with the story so I didn't gave a shit about it even though Matt and Finn keeps saying how important it was. You should see my face when I realized what the secret was all about. I was like this for a few minutes --> @.@ 
 I found this pic somewhere and I think it fits well with my favorite line in this book. 
 Julie Seagle I'd still be jumping out of a plane alone, just like I'm alone in this stupid elevator. 
 Finn is God You wouldn't be alone. I'd take you tandem, so you'd be strapped to me. We'd jump together. 
 Julie Seagle Finn, I'm scared. The elevator is shaking. 
 Finn is God I know you are, but I've got you. You're not in the elevator, remember? You're with me. I stand you up and try to push your body away from mine, reminding you that you are tightly strapped to me, and that I won't let anything happen. It's my job to control our jump and my job to pull the chute if you don't. You're safe. Tell me that you trust me. 
 Julie Seagle I trust you. 
 Finn is God We're high enough now, and one of the instructors opens the door, sending a powerful rush of air into the cabin. Your heart nearly stops when I start to walk you to the edge. As much as you're terrified, you're also starting to feel the rush, the thrill you get from being on the brink. So we freefall like this for 5,000 feet. We don't want it to stop. We want to feel like this forever, lost in this experience. This is why people pull their chutes late, because freefalling is like a drug. 
 I think I'm falling for you. 
 Her phone beeped, and Julie nearly smashed the lamp to the floor as she reached for the phone. 
 Good. I think I'm falling for you, too. Let's not pull this chute. 
 PS. This is my first attempt in attaching a picture in my review. Hope it works!