Always start with the good stuff, right? Okay... so, the idea was really interesting. A girl can't remember a year of her life and then strange things start happening... only, not really.

This book has all your typical YA clichés. Nearly all of them, I think? Love triangle, special powers, animals and humans trust the MC even though they never do with strangers, unlike other girls, perfect at everything... you get the picture.

The writing style was okay, but not enjoyable to me because it wasn't really flowing. But the worst was the logic. Or lack off.

For example: Zoe doesn't eat red meat like bacon and later on she does. She doesn't wonder why no one reacts to her dog and no person really asks why she is talking about a dog at her side. She speaks to her dog while people are there, but it is so quietly, no one hears it (sure). So much laughing without any reason to in my eyes. Why could Zoe sense certain things? And if only one year is missing, why doesn't she know an important part of herself that you learn very early on? By the way, I can't remember her questioning her sanity like the description tells the reader.

The mystery part was easy solvable to me, so no surprises there. It kinda felt like there was too much stuffed into one story and therefore the main idea didn't get the focus it would have deserved.

I really liked how the bad girl wasn't all bad, though.

Disclaimer: I was provided with a free copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you. ( )