So I read either full on PNR or just plain old regular romance without any PNR elements. This was a hybrid. It read like a NA novel with some paranormal elements. 
 Evan, the hero here, has "dreams" which are kind of like premonitions. Except he can't really remember them up until the very moment something bad happens. 
 Evan has been locked up in the mental institution after having somewhat of a breakdown at school. So he's a school freak. A very hot school freak. Everyone avoids him. 
 The heroine moves around a lot because her guardian is a trucker and gets transferred all over the country. She starts the new year at a new school and she's immediately fascinated with the school freak. 
 They become friends after one night running into each other at the pool, where the hero practices holding his breath under water. Then their friendship develops into love but some shit goes down and the two get separated for 4 years... at which point the heroine finds herself in an abusive relationship with no way out. Evan to the rescue! 
 I loved the first half of the book. It sort of reminded me of 
 a bit... where two troubled teens find comfort in each other. But then, of course, this book takes a completely different turn. 
 I had hard time accepting that I was actually reading a paranormal romance so my brain kept working overtime. I kept trying to come up with explanations for the "premonitions." I legit thought that Evan was an imaginary friend for about half the book. lol 
 The ending left me somewhat unsatisfied because I'm used to getting all the answers about how and why something happens. There were a lot of questions left and my poor brain is bummed out. 
 Just saying how it is. So yes, I enjoyed the book. It is engaging and I plowed through the audio version in a matter of two days. Some parts are touching, I might have shed a tear or two. Some parts are pretty steamy. The writing is beautiful and the story flows effortlessly. 
 An audiobook has been generously provided to me by Emma Scott in exchange for an honest review.