I liked this story and the characters in it. The first few chapters were a little hard to read because of the strong subject that gets introduced right from the start. I will say that be warned, TRIGGER WARNING: suicide is present in this story. So don't read it if death, blood, slit wrists, or suicide are of your triggers. 
 I will say that I felt a little bit uncomfortable sometimes reading from Noah's POV, not the fact that he's 6 years older than Georgie, (him being 24 years old and Georgie 18), but the fact that he sometimes used crude language. Or rather, maybe that's the way guys think and I just find it annoying. Either way, despite the little stuff like that, it was the other stuff, the parts where he showed how much he cared about Georgie, how much they both cared for each was sweet. It mainly focused on their relationship a lot, which I didn't mind, but it would have been nice if there had been more time spent on Georgie's suicide attempt and how she was getting better from being in rehab for 4 months. To me it seemed like it had been glossed over by the author in an attempt to just write about the romance. I wanted to see more of Georgie's broken side and Noah helping her to live again. 
 Definitely looking forward to reading the next book in the series. I have a feeling I'm not going to be too surprised that the brother, Ben, isn't dead (view spoiler)[I mean, c'mon! there wasn't even a body found! that's totally suspicious (hide spoiler)] and other things concerning Ellie, Rose, Rhett, and Sydney too. (view spoiler)[even though it's going to be about Ellie and a guy, which has me thinking that she's suddenly going to turn straight and I don't know how well that sits with me since she's been a lesbian since forever and she's gonna change her preference? but I guess I will just have to see, maybe she doesn't! (hide spoiler)] 
 This review has been awkward af, but oh well.