Remember last week, when Ever woke up to some stranger in her bedroom but it wasn’t Riley?  Turns out it’s Damen!  Oh, and also this is all a dream.  And in the dream they’re in class.  This is what counts as drama in this book, people.  Cheep cliff hangers which are resolved in the next…

Later that day, Damen cancels on hanging out that night and oh god I can’t tell you how little I care.  Like, why is this even a thing?  Am I supposed to be concerned about this?  Is it supposed to mean anything?  In fact, wondering why the book includes this is more interesting than what’s…

Today’s chapter starts out with Damen sitting at the lunch table with her friends, because really, what else did you expect?  A plot?  Oh, you silly dear.  Here, have a cookie, it’ll help with the pain. “Ever lived in Oregon,” Miles says, placing the candy on the center of his tongue before chasing it down…

It was Riley who helped me recover my memories. Guiding me through childhood stories and reminding me of the lives we used to live and the friends we used to have, until it all began to resurface. Hold up a tick.  We had a whole chapter of backstory about the first few times you saw…

Today’s chapter opens with Ever complaining about how her aunt bought this huge house and hired a professional decorator to trick out her room with all the cool toys.  And I mean all the cool toys. But I also have a flat screen TV, a massive walk-in closet, a huge bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub…