Rating: 3/5 
 ***Minor spoilers & spoilers for book one*** 
 Maggie and Caleb are ready to start their vacation and get away from all the stress. Unfortunately for them, it turns out that Kyle and Bish are stressful on their own, too. Kyle is still all over Maggie, upset that Caleb "stole" her from him (as if she's an object to be taken) and obviously jealous of them. Bish doesn't understand why Maggie is so attached to a guy she just met, and he knows that there is something else going on that nobody is telling him. Meanwhile, Maggie and Caleb are just trying to find some alone time without having to fight off their families. The peace and quiet doesn't last for long before Maggie starts having visions, making her much more special than anybody previously thought. 
 Much like the previous book, I only thought this book was okay, not fantastic. The plot was okay, but the writing was pretty juvenile, and the book is written very plainly. The dialogue was also hard to follow at times when they were speaking to each other in their heads. When they do that there aren't quotation marks or anything, and while I got used to that aspect, sometimes it was difficult to figure out who was talking when. I had to make assumptions on who was talking based on what was being said, and the guessing game was annoying at times. Another thing that bothered me was how easy it was to dislike the characters. Kyle improved a lot in this book, learning to get over his jealousy over Maggie and Caleb's relationship and acting more of a friend to Maggie. However, at the beginning of the book he was still acting like an ass. Also, Bish was pretty unlikeable in this book. I understand that he was being a big brother but he didn't have to be so mean about it. If he thought his sister was making bad decisions, why not talk to her about it instead of putting her down in front of everyone? 
 There was also a lot that I enjoyed in the books. The romance was better in this book and there was more of it, which I enjoyed quite a bit (I guess I was in the mood for a romance book). There were also romances (ish) between other characters in the book, like Beck and her boyfriend Ralph, a bit of Bish and Jen, and Kyle and a girl new to the story. It was also a lot more intense, with new scenarios, and the Watson family as present as ever. (view spoiler)[ I was a bit disappointed when the imprinted couple ended up being Kyle and Lynne rather than Bish and Jen. I feel like if Bish and Jen imprinted, Bish would finally get off Maggie's case because he understands the feeling of being imprinted with someone. Maybe in the next book? I also liked the very end of the book, I didn't see it coming. I'm curious as to what kind of villain Marla will end up being. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I thought this one was a bit better than Significance, but I still didn't find it amazing. The best part was the very end, which took me by surprise (but may not surprise you). There was more romance and action in this one, for sure. I will probably end up reading the next book at some point, if I can find it somewhere. I would recommend this series to you if you enjoy romance novels, but you definitely won't like it if you aren't into the whole soulmate trope. If instalove bothers you, this series will bother you as well.