Olivia Kaspen is a terrible person, and I couldn't help but love her. Everything she did, she did for love. I think Fisher really nails the art of making her audience fall in love with "bad" characters. Olivia is a complex character with a troubled past, we can understand how she became the person she did. Still, her mistakes are clearly her own, and we aren't made to feel sorry for her. I actually felt like I understood her, and she was a refreshing change from the more typical protagonist. 
 I loved Olivia and Caleb's story. The more I learned about each of them, the more I felt they belonged together. 
 Overall, I really enjoyed this novel. It was different, and real, and kept my attention.