★4 stars★
Where do I begin with this book? It's not by any means perfect and it's pretty obvious that its a debut novel, but it doesn't change the fact that it's an amazing book that deserves all 4 stars.

Points for:

❤Originality. This idea that people see in black and white until the day they see their soulmate , is something that I haven't read in any other book. It hooked me like a fish in the sea.

❤Conflict. Now, the fact that your soulmate is behind bars? I started to turn the pages like a crazy woman.

❤Romance. Pretty amazing, the way it build up slowly, creating tension and anticipation. The fact that despite the Soulmate thing being instant, there was no insta-love. You can have a soulmate, but if the soulmate is a jackass, you still have a say in it.

❤Characters. Well-developed and likable.

★The MC Libby is nice, strong headed and when she want something she goes out of her way to get it. She is very caring and likes to help others. Sometimes she would seem too absorbed, self centered, only thinking about her problem and pretty much ignoring everyone else. That's the only time when I liked her a little less.

★Andrew was quite a mystery. He is a good guy, but tough when the circumstances demand it. It took time for him to open up to Libby and for us to see his true self.

★Libby's parents and especially her dad, where very nice and patient and understanding, things that all parents should be.

★Beth, Libby's best friend was also a pretty cool character, very supportive and a good friend.

All in all it was a book that I enjoyed a lot and that's all that matters in life, to be near things and people that give you joy. It's a book that will stay with me and stand out in my memory among the rest.