I tried, because I really like a couple of Ruthie Knox's books (Ride with Me and About Last Night), and this is a pen name of Ruthie's. However, I just can't help but be irritated that it, like so many "new adult" novels, begins with the premise of the main character being victim of some sort of sexual assault (in this case, it's virtual assault, as her ex boyfriend posts pictures of her online, but it's a violation nonetheless). These sorts of situations are very real for women, especially young women, but it seems like it's almost a requirement for "new adult," and that really, really disturbs me. YMMV, obviously, and I'm sure I'm in the minority on not finishing this one.