2.5 stars 
 The sap in me, rounded it to three stars. If I was more cold-hearted, it would be a no quibbles two. This book made co-dependency look thrilling and exhilarating - you know - you just know straightaway this person is special. You live for their touch. You can't bear to be parted, and when you are, there is a lot of staring at the door and being mopey. You can't stop touching each other. Fucking each other. Being in the same room as each other. 
 Hem hem. 
 Although this all consumingness is exciting to read - a part of you is like, "come on now." Stop bringing on the melodrama. We are introduced to Ally and Adam, when Adam hits his head, and ends up being looked after by this beautiful red-headed nurse, Ally. She has sass, and captivates him from the off. Very quickly, they emotionally connect with each other. 
 Ally has this evil mother, Sarah, who treats her daughter like a non-entity. Guilt-tripping her, alongside her rich husband, Ronald. Why? Because Ally "inadvertently" caused the death of Ronald's son, Ollie. We go from sass, to seeing Ally as this figure that needs to be protected. I'm not a guy, but even I was ready to tuck Ally under my chin, and be her saviour *looks away* 
 No, in some ways I can relate to Ally. Most of her issues, in fact all, were family-related. Adam wanted to be her saviour, and from the off, he became a protective figure. Thus the co-dependency. It doesn't help he's a photographer and leaves for weeks at a time. 
 Ok, that I can kind of get. 
 (view spoiler)[But the amnesia plotline. (hide spoiler)] 
 Grrr. 
 Just like a K-drama. 
 I don't like those suddenly springing up on me. Made me rate it from a 4 to a 3. 
 Elena was such a cool character, but the adversary - in terms of Sarah - she was so flat. 
 She's doing these typical evil things, like (view spoiler)[not telling amnesiac Ally about Adam and keeping her away from him (hide spoiler)] and you see Ally having such negative reactions, and Adam too - which felt kind of real - but since it was for a paper-thin character, I just felt kind of understanding but also kinda like..."all this reaction for a paper? (aka Sarah :p) Really?!" 
 Also the way they clung to each other etc etc 
 I understood it, but also not. 
 In the beginning, it was exhilarating, by the end, you're like, "develop your own sense of self y'all" (this might just me though) 
 However this author manipulated me with a three-year time skip and a cute baby. 
 Dang it, Moreland. 
 Overall, I like this author, will defo read her again, but I don't love her.