I can't resist a story told in alternating points of view. I tend to speed through them because I'm always wondering what the other character is thinking or how they interpreted a situation. Echo and Noah had distinct voices and both felt genuine. However, sometimes, Noah was a little cheesy in the way he referred to Echo, so I wasn't quite as swoony over him as other readers have been. Overall, though, I enjoyed this story and recommend it to those who like reading about characters overcoming tragedy. Fans of Simone Elkeles will most likely enjoy this one, too.