Overall an ok read. The story started off strong. Oliver is hurting from the death of his parents (never told/ can't remember what happened ) and he is reeling from some big news (not shocking by any means). A grown man is now lost and acting like a drunk frat boy and not wanting to work because he is mad his parents "lied to him".

Then he meets Holland. She is the light in his life. He sees her as his salvation. He lies to her as to who he is and then the ball starts rolling from there.

I had a few issues with this book. My biggest being the way he treated Holland towards the end.