I liked it, I did, but it needed a bit more meat than what I got in the 40 or so pages on my Nook. I liked both characters, but when dealing with an established couple going through a tough time, I would have liked a bit more in depth backstory for them. And I didn't quite buy the rapidity with which Oliver changed his outlook.
Still, an enjoyable read. I really liked the way the author showed that Joel was just as affected by the accident, even if it was in a different, less physical, way. I also liked that a nice female was included who proved a good friend to them both. And holy hot boysecks, Batman - that was nicely done, without being overly descriptive and/or repetitive, yet still emotionally connecting.
I received a free copy from the publisher. A positive review was not promised in return.