I was expecting quite a lot from this book, but I really didn't feel anything towards it. 
 I didn't hate it, I could quite happily read it, but now that's all said and done I'll probably never think about it again. 
 The plot was too perfect. Family member dies, so girl and mother return to house they haven't visited since a big fight years ago...and what do you know the boy next door is so hot now!...because we didn't see that coming. 
 The romance felt very unrealistic. After not seeing, or having any communication at all for 8 years, it's very unlikely these two people would jump into a relationship almost straight away. It was just too perfect, he sings, plays guitar, is hot...he is too perfect! Seriously, I didn't connect with him at all because he was extremely one dimentional. 
 I sort of guessed the family secret, or at least part of it, which made that aspect of the story less interesting for me once the reveal happened. Also, I actually enjoyed the build up to it but once Delilah found everything out she just got on with life. I'm not saying she shouldn't have, but I was at least expecting some kind of confrontation, or at least discussion with her aunt. 
 So this book wasn't terrible, it just didn't hold anything for me either.