Review: Worth the read but I'm disappointed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
I remember when I read the first book in this series Gravity and I loved it so much that I waited anxiously for the second book to make  an appearance. I loved reading this book until I got to about 70%. The book just fell off for me there. It made me question everything that happened so far and it just didn't seem right.What I didn't like:1) Sam is so stupid! First off, why would you call your ex? Wouldn't that be embarrassing? She spent so much time ignoring the man then one thing happens and she is calling him and spending quality time with him.2) What didn't make sense to me was Sam said she read all of AJ's messages, but I just didn't understand how she read them but didn't even try to think that their might be a reason. Worse is that she spends months ignoring him and hurt but one 5 minute conversation and she is ready to listen and see him.3) The entire Antonio thing didn't make sense to me either. I know people can flip a switch but it was out of nowhere. Also the reason for Sam to even go see him for it to happen didn't add up.4) I agree with another reviewer, we spend the majority of the book reading about AJ and his family issues and then in a few pages it is completely over and everything is back to normal. I hate when authors spend so much time building up a conflict and then resolves it with a paragraph.Sam doesn't deserve AJ. Granted he lied to her on occasion but it was for a reason. Everything he did was for her and all I see her doing is being irrational and immature.Honestly, I give this book 4 stars because I read it in almost a day and it wasn't until I got towards the very end that it really annoyed me. It doesn't make me want to read the next book at all. If the author wanted conflict for their relationship I think there could have been better ways of doing it. For two young adults that is way too much drama....come on...I hate when books pile on the drama. There was another book I read about two young adults in a similar situation and the author didn't need to resort to dramatic tactics to separate the two. If anything this all could have been resolved if AJ had to move away for a while and the distance separated them....setting the stage for adult AJ & Sam and how the separation changed them.The ending to this book ruined it from being really good