Readability: 2/5
Plot: 2/5
Recommend: No

The Hundreds summer camp used to be magical... until the accident that tore a family apart. As Quinn grapples the loss of her friend (and crush), she can't help but think of the new boy, Alexander, who doesn't think of her as a monster.

Seriously, how amazing was Dylan?!

He managed to get not one, not two, but three siblings (and me) to fall in love with him.

I absolutely hated some of the characters in this book, specifically Quinn and Fern.

Yes, I know Fern was a bitch to Quinn because she was in love with Dylan and he died. But, it's not like Quinn murdered Dylan, it was an accident. Also, how can she believe that Quinn and Reed were making fun of her? She and Quinn were super close. Not to mention both of them were in love with Dylan. Also, Quinn was so annoying, always letting everyone else to walk all over her.

My favorite part of romances is rooting for the main couple, but I couldn't really do that with this book because Quinn was so unlikeable.

This book has two sections that flit back and forth: the summer with Dylan (past) and the a few months later (current). I personally liked the summer section better, and I found myself hoping the current events would have a shorter chapter (they usually didn't).

The only part of this book I liked was anything with Dylan. He deserved better

and I was sad throughout the end of the book because he was dead and nothing would come from him.