This is a 4 star book for me that being said I had problems with it which probably prevented me from giving is a 5 star review. For starters, I needed more at the end. Second, this book did not carry the theme of grief the way the other 2 did and this felt lacking as we threw ourselves into this world of a love-triangle without that gut-wrenching grief that made it work for the previous 2 books. 
 Finally we are giving the POV of Conrad which should have come long before but when it arrives at last it feels as if we have finally met the male lead. I see what Han did with the previous other books, never letting us in on Conrad, purposefully having him be unavailable the same way Belly felt he was but I felt like I needed more in the end. I think the series deserved it and quite honestly I think both boys deserved it. 
 Unlike many people I never connected with the Belly and Jeremiah angle because from Book 1 Belly's heart was always in the same place and when this one starts we never got to see how Belly and Jeremiah went from a kiss to fully loving one another. We never see the progression yet we're supposed to believe that they're in love. Perhaps this is what Han wanted to show, that it was doomed from the start, but it felt a bit unfair to Jeremiah whom we've known from Chapter 1. 
 Overall, very pleased with the trilogy, once you get over the weak first half of this book you're in for a nice conclusion.