** spoiler alert ** 
 Ugh. The ending to this book... Ridiculous. I feel like she's creating drama for the sake of drama. Up until the last page, I was ready to like it. But after that? No. This series did not need a love triangle. Lena is just barely healing from Alex's death, we're seeing a lot of growth, and then BAM, he's back? WTF? It undoes everything this book was trying to say about learning to love again. I'm dreading the next book in the series. I don't think I can take it seriously. This is some real Twilight shit, yo. I mean, she saw Alex at the end of the tunnel when she was dying! All of the foreshadowing of Alex returning to life read more like grief. A lot like grief, actually. I can't fathom where Oliver is going with this. And I'm honestly not sure I care. I quite like Oliver's writing, and it's infuriating that she would stoop to such a cliched plot device. Between that and all the drama with Lena's mum, this series has entirely too many convenient coincidences. Just because your novel is set in an imagined world, doesn't mean you get to completely write off having to concern yourself with plausibility.