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catcervone's review against another edition
4.0
Emma was obnoxious at the beginning. OBNOXIOUS. She had this weird relationship with this guy, which was basically just about sex, and would go to a party and get crazy drunk. Get ahold of yourself, Emma. It was irritating to read. She got a lot better, however, and I suppose that was what the book was about: Emma's journey of becoming a better version of herself, but still different than the Emma we saw in the first and second books. I really did like this book; it had a solid plot line, and good character development. I liked how the author made a point to show that Emma and Evan were both hurt, and the whole story wasn't just everyone trying to help a girl get her life together again. The only thing I really disliked was the amount of sex and alcohol in the book. Not something I like to read, but the rest of the book was worth having to skip over some pages. Overall: a good end to the series.
cadyly's review against another edition
4.0
I'll admit, for the first third or so of this book, I was really hating it. I hated how Emma was acting and the story was frustrating. I nearly gave up on her. But, then - finally - it started turning around and I was able to start rooting for her again. There were several times where I didn't know how the relationships would turn out, and I didn't know which relationship I wanted to see continue and which I wanted to end.
casimoore's review against another edition
5.0
Loved this series. Perfect ending. These are the type of characters that you are sad when its over.
jetenold's review against another edition
3.0
I hate to say it, but i was disappointed with this book. After the first two i had such high expectations and this just did not meet them.