"No more living life halfway. We had to go full tilt, just like the card players did. I would hit instead of stay. Always." 
 I will try to keep this review short and to the point. This book has completely wrecked me. I knew going into this book that it was going to be painful, but I didn't think it would be painful to this extent. 
 Kacey, our heroine, is a guitarist in a rock band. She hates the life style and spends a lot of time drowning her sorrows in liquor. 
 Jonah's days are numbered and he is trying to stick to a routine and works hard to finish his glass installation before his time runs out. He dreams about leaving something behind, a legacy. 
 When these two meet, they find comfort in each other. Their love blooms in the midst of tragedy. 
 Emma Scott makes you fall in love with the characters and, once you are completely invested, she plunges the knife into your heart and twists... HARD. And even though you think you are prepared, you are not. You can't be. The writing is beautiful but these words hurt. 
 This is one of those stories that makes you thankful for every moment we have on this earth. After I was done with this book I wanted to hug everyone I love and never let go. 
 I thought 
 was heartbreaking. But this book... this book is devastating. I recommend it to EVERYONE, but you have been warned - you heart will hurt. But just because you know it will hurt, doesn't mean you shouldn't enjoy the ride... which, I suppose, is the whole point of this book. 
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