This is a very emotional story, and over all it was a fast read. That being said, I didn’t really like the characters (other than Xander and Avery). And since I didn’t like them it was hard to really care about what happened. I did really like the way the story started with Lori being discharged from the hospital instead of at the point of the accident where I feel like the story would have typically started. This book was a bit cheesy to me, and the characters didn’t seem fully formed and some of their actions didn’t feel realistic to me. Lori was in an accident that left her almost dead and took her son away from her. the accident left her with retrograde amnesia and she doesn’t really remember much from the last 8 years of her life. As she goes home she realizes that she doesn’t really know who she had become let alone what was happening in her marriage. While Lori and her husband are trying to figure out what is going on with them Avery is struggling with grief and how to survive losing her twin brother. She also is figuring out if she can still graduate or if she missed too much school. It wasn’t a bad book, and I think he good points only made me want the rest to be better to match the glimmers I saw.