Juneau was brought up in Alaska as part of a clan. All her life she was lead to believe World War III destroyed the Earth and that Alaska is one of the few safe places left. When her clan goes missing she ventures out into the world and realizes that mostly likely every single thing she was ever told growing up was a complete lie. Then she runs into Miles. He is the one who will take her where she needs to go. Miles is the son of a major pharmaceuticals CEO. His dad is also after Juneau. Told in alternating POVs Juneau and Miles are on the hunt to figure out what has really happened to Juneau's clan and if anything she believes is true. 
 Juneau's world was interesting. I'm not sure if this should be considered paranormal or sci-fi. Although World War III never happened, Juneau was raised to live very close to nature. She was told she could use nature and the Yara to connect with people and see the future and find trouble. Lots of crazy things happen to the point where I'm not sure what is true or if it's paranormal or sci-fi. I was left feeling like it was sci-fi but the story is left hanging. 
 It was a unique read but I was left with a lot of questions. I would have liked a little more closure on what exactly is going on with Juneau's clan. So much is revealed but nothing is ever concrete. The theories keep changing but Miles is ready to help her see it through. I prefer for books in a series to have at least one plotline closes and then another major one open throughout the series but I felt like this left me with nothing settled. 
 I loved the romance and how it was subtle and didn't take over the book. Miles was sort of the rich spoiled boy when the book begins. He just wants to impress his father but then sees that some things are not worth all the money in the world. Juneau sees Miles as handsome but she is mostly focused on her family and clan as she should be. She adjusts well to life on the outside. For someone who grew up with such simple accommodations and thinking that the world was destroyed she adjusts very well. I hope the next book comes out rather quickly because I would like to see where it goes and which of my theories are true. 
 *I borrowed an ARC and this in no way affects my review*