Und doch sind sie füreinander bestimmt.

Ruby ist am Boden zerstört. Noch nie hatte sie für jemanden so intensive Gefühle wie für James – und noch nie wurde sie so verletzt. Sie wünscht sich ihr altes Leben zurück – als sie auf dem Maxton Hall College niemand kannte und sie kein Teil der elitären und verdorbenen Welt ihrer Mitschüler war. Doch sie kann James nicht vergessen, vor allem nicht, als dieser alles daransetzt, sie zurückzugewinnen …

I have to say I didn't feel this book much. The first one was so awesome that I couldn't wait to continue this series, but I don't feel the same about this one.

There was way less drama in this one than the first book. It felt like the first 100 pages just kept dragging on because it was the same thing happening over and over again - Ruby was trying to get over James and she was adamant to not hear what he has to say. 

The second part of the book wasn't anything special, either in my opinion. 

I was so excited about this second book that I had high hopes - just because of how good the first one was, but this book wasn't what I expected. The writing was good, though. Rudy is still the same old Ruby that doesn't let anyone come on her path that she's caving towards her dream college.

But the book ends with a cliffhanger, as well, and Ruby's dreams are crushed and shattered - all because of James, yet again. 

I'll read the third book just because I'm curious how James and Ruby's story ends and how will Lydia get through all of this. 

I think, overall, the different points of view get too mixed, it's basically written from every character's POV at least once and it gets confusing and boring, mostly because there's no use to these different POVs because nothing special or drastic ever happens.