Review: 3.5 stars, a decent book, not great but still worth reading....
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
I have said this before with reviews and I will say it again, I really wish we could give half stars.  I felt this book was better than 3 stars but not quite 4.  Like other JA Redmerski books this book is well written with great characters.  I liked Redmerski take on mental illness and thought she did a good job with Bray's character the turmoil she went through.  The story was heart breaking at times and frustrating at other times but I guess that is the roller coaster of mental illness.  What I did not like was the middle of the story I felt it was sort of a retread of The Edge of Never in a way.  Bray and Elias on the road for different reasons than Cam and Andrew of course but still some similarities were there.  The story was a little unbelievable and over the top as well.  I found I actually skimmed through some of the middle of the book. I also thought the behaviors and actions of the characters were immature for the ages of what they were suppose to be.  Overall this was a decent book and if you are a fan of Redmerski I still would recommend it.