This second book just proved that "The Immortals" shouldn't have been a series. The first book, Evermore, was great: creative, innovative, well-written and pretty much a page-turner in its category. And the ending was satisfactory. 
 This one was sort of a time-turner: let's undo everything that was accomplished in the previous one by adding a option of going back in time and erase everything turning our protagonist into a bubbling idiot and add tons and tons of romantic angst. 
 Yeah, not going to continuing this one...