I read the audiobook and I don't know why they can't use a consistent narrator per character. It feels awkward when you hear the female narrator speak as ember for most of the book, but when it shifts to garrett's or riley's perspective, you hear the male narrator speaking as her. The performances were ok, but nothing special. 
 I didn't really like the main character. She's a bit spoiled, snobby, and high strung. She complains about not being able to fly and having a midnight curfew. The love triangle is, as expected, both boys who are enemies. I'm mildly surprised the author didn't include a fourth lover as her friend, but i guess she did include a brother to take that part. I don't like how all 3 main characters betray everything they stand for solely because they lust after someone they barely know. The ending is sort of a cliff hanger as well, but not as bad as some books that stop in the middle of a fight.