4 stars because this book evokes some major feels. 
 "But I know for a fact that my heart has never so directly driven me to kiss someone, in a way that had nothing to do with me. And everything to do with them." 
 We have Nikki, former popular stereotypical cheerleader, who has been brought down by an act of cyber bullying. She has been expelled, lost all her friends and has caused a riff in her family. 
 Without her previous status, she doesn't really know who she is anymore. 
 Embarrassed, alone and extremely lost - she finds a friend in Pax. Wheelchair bound, optimistic Pax who helps her find perspective. 
 "Really. I'm a firm believer in new beginnings. Looking back all the time... It really starts to hurt your neck." He shrugs carelessly. "If you don't want to be defined by your past, you shouldn't have to be." 
 Pax is such a great character. Two years ago, he was in a car accident and is now stuck in a wheelchair. 
 But he doesn't let it define him, or stop him from living life as much as he can. His attitude is gorgeous. No, he is not perfect. But he is honest and open and sweet. A character you can't help but fall in love with. 
 "If we're gonna hang out, there are going to be some things you can do that I can't. It is what it is. My world's limited in some ways, yeah, but there's no sense in trying to equalize it by giving up things you like." 
 This book explores dealing with a disability in such a great way, Cozzo did her research and didn't glamorize being in a wheelchair. She mentions the day to day difficulties and possible future limitations. 
 And I won't lie, I was surprised by Nikki. Former queen bee became a great person without the friends and status determining her actions. 
 It also deals with being forced to start over in a life you never could have imagined for yourself, and making the best of it. 
 "Fresh starts, okay? Maybe you're not ready to take it, but at least know one's here." 
 A meaningful romance that had me glued to the pages!