"Watching her made my heart ache, as if that organ had become linked to her emotional state, rather than targeting its primary task--keeping me alive." 
 So I did like getting to see what made Landon become Lucas, and I am a huge fan of multiple POVs. Like whenever I stumble upon it unwittingly, I grin like a fool. 
 I also really did enjoy things from Lucas' perspective, knowing what his past was like and what he was thinking was great. He was actually so much more vulnerable than I realised. And the extent of his grief, his guilt, is painful to behold. His is a great story that had to be told, how a tragedy put him on a spiralling path that he could not get off of alone. 
 He just needed one single person to extend a hand and help him step off of it. And that made all the difference. So inspiring! 
 But it felt a little stilted, the writing didn't flow as smoothly as in Easy and I knew what was coming. I still enjoyed it, I still love these two. But I really just wish it was one massive book with multiple POVs, not having left out anything of Lucas' journey.