Reading this book was like watching a ping-pong match. 
 But with four players instead of two...and two balls instead of one... 
 So. Much. Going. On. 
 I honestly felt like whiplash was mere seconds away. 
 There were so many characters, which wouldn't have been a problem if each scene was more developed. We go from Kacey sitting at the table talking to Jake, to Kacey in the kitchen chugging beers with Travis, to Travis arguing with Grandma, to Jake lying to his mom and it just. never. ends. 
 It left no room for attachment, which in turn meant I didn't give a shit about any of them. And i really, truly didn't. 
 Putting my "feelings" aside, there were so many inconsistencies within that it was laughable. I still don't understand what the point of the bet was, or who even knew about it in the first place. So confusing. 
 Why not give it one-star, you ask? 
 Because towards the end, when all of the charcters for some odd reason disappear and it's just Travis and Kacey, things got a looooot better. Instead of it sounding like this, 
 "No," she said. 
 "Yes," Jake argued. 
 "Don't be an ass," Travis declared. 
 "My heart is going to stop beating any minute," Grandma told them. 
 "Boys, please behave," Bets demanded. 
 "Everyone settle down," Wescott yelled! 
 Everyone sat down at the table and began eating. 
 it actually started to sound like a book, with descriptions and feelings and *gasp* words. 
 I think it's safe to say that this was a fail for me. I just expected a lot more, considering I have been hearing about it and seeing it everywhere. 
 "Read it!" they said. 
 "You'll love it!" they said. 
 Read it, I did. Love it, I did not. 
 On to the next!