I was surprise that I liked this more than the first book, but I did. Like If I Stay, this is a quick read (I read it in like 5 hours), and it hooked me up since the first page.

I think that what Mia did was really wrong... she had her reasons, but still it was a shitty thing to do; so I liked that the author didn't try to changed that, didn't try to justify what she did, didn't try to make up excuses and then make Adam feel bad or guilty for being mad at her- because he had every right to be mad.