Death is inevitable for everyone and it's absolute for me today. 
 Mateo receives a call about his life...we'll get there. Let me talk first this being... 
 My first Adam Silvera book ever. I've always seen it online. Everyone is talking about it. Some had read it already and loved it. And I checked it out. The premise was really promising. The Death-Cast thing, it's a company that will call every citizen who will die after 24-hours. As an individual knowing you have a limited time to live you can choose any activity you like and there are establishments for them, the Deckers. That they can go and enjoy their remaining time. Then there's also this app called LastFriend wherein Mateo and Rufus had met and so their time together began... 
 Ohhhhh, let's talk about the cover! 
 Admire it! It's beautiful right? and yet alarmingly painful because when you readout the title... kind of brutal. But still beautiful. I love! 
 I also love how the chapters were divided and written. It's divided by character POV. I rarely like books with divisions like this. I always go with One Person POV or just a narrator. 
 Everything going smooth with Parts 1 through 2. But then, I know, I know it was on the title it was meant to happen. I felt like it was rushed. Super rushed. I cannot pin point exactly what is wrong but something is. 
 Ooooooh! 
 It's about the insta-love. I'm sorry. I am not a huge fan of insta-love I guess its an okay book. If you're a fan of insta-love sure this is for you. 
 It was fast-phased of course it all happened in a 24-hour period. 
 Did I cry? No. 
 I like the concept of everything. Just the insta-love is my issue. 
 It's not a book about death nor it's depressing. It's actually about life. Living, not just existing. Its really nice. 
 Overall? I did not love it nor hate it.