This book is written in 3 parts. Parts 1 and 2 are absolutely frustrating because they aren't even angst. They are repetitive and monotonous. Nick refuses to forgive Noah for what Michael did to her in Your Fault. When she was under the influence of non-prescribed medication and alcohol. Why this major plot hole was never dealt with I'll never understand. But he kept rejecting her even though he is still in love with her (even if he can't admit it.).

The first two parts  meandered and a lot of back and forth could have been chopped off like a dying limb and made into one part. With that being said, I am not a published author with a book turned into a film. 

Part Three outshines the rest of the book with it's own drama. And it has plenty of that with three major thing  happening. 

The book provides a satisfying ending to the series. 

I might have enjoyed this more on audiobook.