This was such a heartwrenching hit-you-in-the-emotional-gut read, filled with tragedy and lost chances, you really can't help but root for these former Long Acre students. This is definitely will hit you in the feels. I want them all to find happiness within themselves and their love life! They deserve a HEA!!! Can't wait to get my hands on the next ones! Loved the narrator. They have the lust down but loving themselves and each other will take time. He has so much guilt and he blames himself for Liv nearly getting killed. The characters loved each other and they knew it and have always known it even though they don't think it will ever work especially after that terrible night. I was nervous this would be 2-D and too angsty, but there was a perfect balance of complexity and simplicity. They have a lot of demons to sort through and find themselves again. What I loved the most about this story was that this wasn't only a journey of love, but a journey for the characters to help them move forward. I can't even imagine surviving something like that and having to deal with the guilts and sadness. Finn, Liv, and the others have a lot of damage from what happened that night. It really gave me some tears here and there. OoooOOOoooooOOOOOOooooOOOO the feels here. Years have passed and the two run into each other during the filming of another documentary and the sparks are still there, but can they find themselves before they lose each other. Liv and Finn had a secret relationship and that night tore them apart. The media dubbed those survivors as The Ones Who Got Away.

Only a few students survived that terrible night.

Both were in their senior class when tragedy struck.

I've seen a few reviews for this and I've been intrigued since it came out.

The ones who got away roni loren