**spoiler alert** After a year of being in a relationship with her stepbrother's best friend, Eden travels to New York for a one month-vacation with her stepbrother Tyler. And then all their feelings come back to the surface for one more time. And without being able to handle it they get back together even though she hasn't broken up with her boyfriend.
Well, it's a nice teenage story where it starts with the good girl and the bad boy and they go through many struggles to finally be together or to break up for good. But, what I can't seem to be ok with is the way Eden treats Din-her boyfriend. The way she talks about him makes fall even less for her. There were times where she was like "I love him and I have no idea how I am supposed to do this to him" and there were some other times where she was like "He wasn't supposed to be here. I was supposed to have two more weeks to figure out what I am going to do with him". OK, the writer might not want to make Eden look like a bitch, but sometimes I just could not help it feel sorry for him.
Then there is the detail part. There are so many details about the places they crossed to go, for example, from the apartment to the Park, that after some point I started feeling bored. I just thought that there were parts that she could have just miss or fill in a different way.
And one more thing. I felt like there was something missing from the story. And that was Tyler's POV. Through the whole book, Eden is the only one who speaks and that wasn't cool. Personally, I would like to know Tyler's thoughts and opinions but instead, I could only know what Eden was up to.
In the end, though, I found myself agreeing with the writer's decision for choosing this particular way to close the second book, as it made it look more realistic and true to the world.