Well, that was a hard book to rate. I feel like the first half of this book was a little hard to get through at times, Camryn was not my favorite person, she got on my nerves quite a few times. But I felt like the second half of the book was better, little things didn't bother me as much anymore, and I even started to hope it all worked out for them in the end.

Camryn....boy she didn't make it easy to like her at the start of this book. For awhile it was like she thought she was so much deeper and better than everyone else. Saying things like "Instead of sitting around dreaming up new sex positions, as Natalie often does about Damon, her boyfriend of five years, I dream about things that really matter. At least in my world, they matter. What the air in other countries feels like on my skin, how the ocean smells, why the sound of rain makes me gasp." Oh yeah Camryn, you are so freaking deep. It kind of made me want to punch her right in the head. Oh and let's not forget when some lady just looked at Andrew appreciatively and instantly Camryn decided she's a slut. It did seem to not be so bad towards the end of the book though. I just really never like Camryn very much.

Now Andrew is a different story. I liked him a lot more than Camryn. There were quite a few things about him that I didn't really understand, but he was interesting to read about for sure. I was pretty surprised with that twist at the end. I knew there was something going on with him, but I really didn't see THAT coming until it was pretty much shoved in my face. And damn if that specific thing doesn't tug on my heart strings....every single time.

I feel like the way, The Edge of Never ended really saved this book for me. It made me want to read the next book to see what happens next. I'm glad I didn't give up after the rough start, it turned out to be a decent book.