While reading this book, I kept getting frustrated by Tate's choices. She was emotion-focused and motivated by selfish desires. It killed me every time she made a choice that was so clearly wrong, rationalizing that they were good decisions, then I remembered that she's a teenager and her thoughts and actions were exactly how a teenager in love would act. It made sense. It was a good book, but departed to focus mainly on the romance aspect unlike the previous books.