So Wrong It's Right... 
 Shit. This book was... Shit. I'm at a loss of words, so emotionally drained that I am actually cursing. And I never Curse. Period. So shit. 
 This book reminds me of Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher; not in the story, they are total and complete opposites, but the same feeling afterwards. A hollow in me, at the pit of my stomach, hands shaking and my heart nowhere in sight. It was an Amazing book. Not the kind of amazing where I'm jumping up and down begging you to read it, but the sort of amazing where you are just staring at an empty wall before you and the only word you can think of is... Shit. And then you exhale. 
 The relationship between Maya and Lochan is complicated from the beginning. In my words, here's how I see it: There's a line between brothers and sisters. You can tell to each other your most intimate secrets, share a room, even sleep in the same bed for fear of nightmares; each other the half of a whole. But you never become more, because of that line. That label that says Brother/Sister. And that's okay. 
 But when Lochan and Maya are forced to watch over their siblings, pay the bills and take care of just about everything in the house since a very young age, that line, that label, becomes blurry; and it is not something that happens in a blink of an eye in the book, it's something that came from long before. So it was only a matter of time that this line dissipated and they fell in love with each other. 
 This may all sound so disgusting but I never felt repulsed during the book, and I think this is what made it Amazing. Tabitha Suzuma managed to make their love relationship seem so right and not once did I forget they were brother and sister. It wasn't like "OMG! I had totally forgotten they were siblings!" No, I was conscious always of what they were and it never felt wrong. 
 By the ending my heart was beating so hard I thought it would just burst out of my chest, and in the last page it just stopped. I can feel that hollow. My shaking hands. And the amazingness of it all. 
 Ask me if I recommend this book and I'll say yes. No doubt. No hesitation. 
 Forget it, this book wasn't amazing. this book was Epic. Life Changing in every sense of the word. No kidding. This book has many lessons, and the one that stood most with me is that I am no one to judge someone, or a situation or just about anything. I don't think my review does any justice to this book but. . . you should just read it. 
 Wow. 
 After the initial shock review: 
 I still feel the hollow, and it hurts to think of the book. Even though it hurts I can't stop thinking about it, I'm still in awe, but I can think more clearly now! And I totally forgot to mention some things: The writing is fantastic! I loved it. It made it so easy to flow through the book, practically poetic. Also, I was a bit thrown of at times when they used words like Bloody Great! Or Hey Mate! And snogging. The Author is from the UK so it's natural, it still got me into giggles when I read them.... 
 And one last thing: I'm Emotional. I cry easily and get deply engaged with books. I saw reviews that described the ending as Amazing and Cool.... I was crying ^^ depends on how you are I guess, but the one thing most bloggers agree with: Read it. :) 
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