I am ambivalent for this one. 
 I like and hate it at the same time. Is that possible? 
 While I understand that they had quite a happy ending, and I'm happy about that, I can't get past their main problem too. 
 Still, the characters were amazing, even the villain since she managed to make me feel so mad. 
 I admire Fable for sticking with Drew no matter what. She's a very resilient character and she takes care of people as best she could. I love how she keeps up with her brother even if said brother is being a teenage cliche. I love how she stands up whenever she falls. Like the fall she took when her mom abandoned them and go all their stuff. That was pretty cool of her. 
 Drew on the other hand, was so cute when he was winning Fable back. His POVs were the best since it was all brutally honest. He has issues the size of a bulldozer, but he still managed to love Fable. I love it that once he found Fable again, he didn't let her go. He totally stuck to her even when they were fighting. Of course I wish that he'd stop being so melodramatic, but no such luck. I think given his history, it would be too weird not to be melodramatic in his povs.lol 
 I love the other characters btw, Colin, Jen, Owen even Drew's dad. They're all great in their own ways. Drew's dad being the best since he was so good to Drew once he found out all about the weirdest creepiest secret ever. 
 And on my personal vendetta.... 
 drumroll please......... 
 Adele. Oh Adele, you pedophile-demon-slutty-abuser-stuckinthepast-manipulative-youdeservethewrathofallthatsholy-weirdasfuck-bitch, I did not read your pov since I don't want anything from you. I hope your character absolutely rot in hell for the things that you did and cooked up in that weird creepy head of yours. 
 So there, the book was somhow happy, and yet miserable. I think this would appeal to lots of readers and to some, not so much because it has a lot of drama.