What I loved most about this book was the different point of views. Now I know some people really hate that but I will explain why it made this book so awesome. It switches from Lucy, to Ed/Shadow, and also to Leo/Poet, but only to share his poetry. Lucy has been hunting for Shadow all during high school. Shadow is a graffiti artist and his work is all around town. Lucy, Jazz, and Daisy just finished year twelve and want to celebrate. Their out to eat at Feast when they see Leo/Poet, Ed/Shadow, and Dylan, Daisy's boyfriend. When Daisy tells the girls Dylan knows Shadow, they want to tag along with the guys all night to try to track down Shadow. 
 The guys want to hang with the girls so they go ahead and go on a search for Shadow and Poet. "We're not spending the night looking for ourselves," I tell Leo. "It's a complete waste of time." So here is where the different POVs become so much fun! While Ed is taking Lucy around to all his paintings he gets to hear her true feelings about Shadow, while we also hear her true feelings about Ed. We get to hear how Ed really feels about Lucy, his art, and his past. Also another thing I absolutely love about the different POVs is we see both sides to their awful first date from years ago. Lucy broke Ed's nose and wants nothing to do with him but tells him she would do it with Shadow. It is good fun to hear what Ed thinks about that. I was able to really love and understand both characters, since I saw both of their thoughts on what was happening. A hilarious and adventurous night between these two then unfolds. 
 This book definitely had way more intense emotion than I was expecting. Even though it takes place during one night, I learned so much about these characters past, how they met, and how they feel. I was very connected to them and I was able to relate very well to them, even though I know nothing about art. They were very passionate and realistic. Their night also totally reminded me of some of my crazy nights in high school. Meeting up with some guys and going to a party, then just hoping around different places and having a fun adventure. Made me really miss the good old high school days. This author was really on my wavelength and also made a lot of references to things I love like Dexter, and Veronica Mars. I just really enjoyed everything about this book.