This is the book that talks about life and the death that changes it. I love how this book feels, to simply put it, raw.

Here is my favorite line from this book:

No matter what choices we make - solo or together - our finish line remains the same. It doesn't matter how many times we look both ways. It doesn't matter if we don't go skydiving to play it safe, even though it means we'll never get to fly like my favorite superheroes do. It doesn't matter if we keep our heads low when passing a gang in a bad neighborhood. No matter how we choose to live, we both die at the end.

And the book pulls a lot of emotional strand in my heart as I go along the story of Mateo Torrez and Rufus Emeterio. The journey these two Deckers made along the way is beyond the definition of life-changing.

I also love the concept of Death Cast. It's a double-edged blade that has its own pros and cons. For me, this death forecasting is helpful for those who wants to spend their End Day with the people we love. Think of all the goodbyes we'll say to the people we love.

Lastly, this book is the kind of book that will surely leave a mark on a reader's mind. The concept is simple yet really unique. I'm overjoyed that Mateo and Rufus lived their end day to the fullest.

RATING: 4stars