2.5 Stars 
 I was SO excited to read this book. The premise sounded really interesting. The last Peter Pan book I read, Tiger Lily, was absolutely terrible and just left a bad taste in my mouth, so I was hoping this one would be better. 
 I was pretty disappointed. 
 The book does get slightly better as it goes along, but in the beginning, it's terrible. It starts out dull and is hard to get into. Angel is annoying. Her overly strict parents aren't believable. Peter Pan is an uncompassionate jerk, and Captain Hook is all over the place. The story feels empty and poorly-constructed. I don't know how to explain it, but it feels like it's decorated nicely on the outside, but completely hollow on the inside. And don't even get me started on the selective amnesia! 
 Angel and Jamie's relationship moves along awkwardly. When things do finally click, it seems like it's too sudden. AFTER that point, once you've had a chance to forget how awkward their relationship has been and how unnaturally paced their getting together was, THEN it gets better. Because despite everything, the scenes with Angel and Jamie as a couple are actually pretty cute. But that's about the story's only saving grace. I'm still undecided on whether or not I want to continue the series when the next book comes out. I don't think it's really worth it, but I'm mildly curious about what becomes of Jamie, and JamiexAngel is still cute