Whilst tagging deer for a project, Milo Mitchell never expected to come across anyone in the woods. Let alone a gorgeous stranger dressed in a tuxedo... and perhaps shooting him with her dart gun by accident wasn't the best way to make a good first impression. To make things stranger - after having been shot, the well dressed stranger can't remember anything about himself - not even his name. Milo takes in the stranger and giving him a change of clothes, a new name - 'Nick' - and a place to stay till they figure out what to do next. The stranger appearance of Nick isn't the only weird thing happening in the small town of Golden. The electricity starts acting up and Nick finds himself knowing things that should be impossible to recall. 
 Milo and Nick start a quest to find who he may have been before they met in the woods. But Milo and Nick aren't the only ones looking for answers... and things are not going to go well if they find Nick before he finds out who he is. 
 I love the vibe of this novel. It's such a fun and quick read. Milo's a little lost in the world after he father died but she's keeping it together well. If you call hanging out in the woods tracking deer a good thing. She still manages to have a group of good friends, hobbies and a fairly healthy social life. She's responsible and I like the mixture of level-headedness mixed with romantic wonder that she has. She's brave and a great match for Nick. 
 This book is mostly told from Milo's point of view but every now and then Ms. James switches things up and we get to see the world from Nick's perspective. It's an interesting way to show how things are not quite right for the boy - more than just some fairly extensive amnesia. Whilst I liked the look into him and his thoughts - I think I would have liked him more as a character had he been a bit more mysterious. Because we get to see him confused and vulnerable but only in short snippets - I didn't really find him a desirable male lead. He's not a bad boy nor is he the boy next door or any of those other categories that I like my leading men to fit into. He's just a little lost and for the most part a little bland. 
 That said - I loved the action. This book is well paced with some characters that amused me and made me want to keep reading. Milo is sweet but a little damaged and I feel like Nick has potential to grow into someone who I really root for. This is a book I'd recommend for fans of Jennifer L Armentrout's Lux series and not just because of the scifi-ness they have in common. It's a well written exciting book and there is no doubt - I will definitely be reading the second book in the Here series.