This book is and forever will be, from now on, on my 'conflicted and confused shelf'. I went through so many different emotions in my two days of reading this I'm not sure what to think. 
 On one hand, I really hated the narrator, Abby. She was probably the most wishy-washy person I've ever read about. One minute she wanted Travis, the next she didn't, the next she was dating Parker, the next she was dropping him. One minute she was mad, the next happy, the next angry. She was bipolar as heck. I probably would have enjoyed this a lot more had it not been for Abby's (AKA 'Pigeon') crazy personality. 
 I didn't like Travis at the beginning of the story. But then, who would? He grew on me, even though I found myself irritated with him many times, as well. His relationship with Abby is kind of co-dependant to the max. He goes from treating all women like dirt to needing one to exist. Pretty dramatic transformation. 
 I could see how their relationship would annoy some people, or why some people would think it's not healthy. I see their point, honestly. 
 I really liked the supporting cast, America, Shepley, Finch, Trenton, etc., ect. I felt America had twice the common sense of Abby. 
 Despite my complaints about the novel, there was something complusively readable about it. This book is reasonably long, and it's been a while since I read a 500+ page book in two days. I really wanted to know what would happen next. I thought about it a lot, and I always have to give credit to something I continuously want to go back to. I probably should have given this book 3 stars, considering how much it annoyed me, but I felt I enjoyed it more than that on some levels, so I'm just calling it a good, solid 4.