When Hanna wakes up in the hospital with no recollection of how she got there, she also has no memory of the previous year. Unfortunately it was an eventful year: she opened a business, got engaged to her teenage crush, and lost a lot of weight. But she can't remember any of it. How did she lose the weight, gain the confidence, and the get the guy? And why does it seem she became a different person in those missing months? 
 The story unfolds in alternating present and past scenes, with the past scenes appearing as Hanna remembers the last year. The format was engaging and kept the mystery about the previous year just as shadowed for readers as it was for Hanna. As her memory comes back in bits and pieces, more questions arise than are often answered, which kept me reading and guessing throughout. 
 I loved Hanna right off the bat. She seemed so lost in the life she finds herself that I couldn't help but feel sympathy for her as she unravels the truth about her last year. I found myself on the edge of my seat wondering what discovery she would make next and how that would influence her present decision making process. The whirlwind she finds herself upon waking would certainly be disorienting without the fog of amnesia hovering over her head. I couldn't help wishing she would slow down and wait for her memory to come back before making huge decisions. 
 Max is the boy Hanna has had a crush on since she was 13 years old. He is attentive, considerate, and concerned that she gets back on her feet. He looks like the perfect boyfriend. But I couldn't help wondering even from the beginning what was going on with him. He seemed overly relieved and surprisingly unconcerned that Hanna couldn't remember anything about dating him, the proposal, or their life together and was all too happy to get the wedding planning underway. 
 When we meet Nate, a rocker-bad boy who is friends with Asher, the questions started piling up faster than Hanna can uncover the answers. I was immediately drawn to him, whether it was the bad-boy persona he put out or something deeper, I couldn't help but hope something would happen between Hanna and Max and that Nate would shine some light on Hanna's last year. 
 I retract my previous statements regarding cliffhangers. I do not hate cliffhangers. Ok, I still don't like if I know it's not coming, but it has always been very clear that this was a trilogy following the same couple. And surprisingly, I am absolutely ok with that. I'm so hooked on Hanna, Max, and Nate that I'm ok, if not a little impatient, waiting to read more of their stories. The answers we have so far were enough to hold me for the time being, but I can't wait for what we learn in Fall to You and All for This. 
 Thanks to Lexi Ryan for providing me with a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. Will be posted at Reviews by Tammy and Kim.