So I read 90% of this book quite obsessively yesterday, then decided it was time for bed. 
 When I woke up I found myself wishing I was reading fantasy, or something more adventurous. 
 So I was convinced I would be giving this a 3 star rating. Then I got to the end and had some major eye leakage, not just a single tear no, and then I realized the depth of my attachment to these characters and that in itself deserved a 4 star rating. 
 So I'm sure from the type of books I read and which are my favourite, it's fairly obvious that I love a good romance. But only when it's done right. 
 It needs to have a good build up - we need to see the characters fall for each other and why they do. I detest insta-love. 
 Thankfully, there's none of that here. 
 The best way I can describe the first section of the book : simmering. There is chemistry and heat that is being shoved down, and a friendship (a strained one, but still) is formed. 
 I adore these characters, Caroline really comes into herself by the end of the book and man, do I have a lot of respect for her. 
 I cannot even imagine going through what she went through, never mind staying in the same place and managing to face all the people who have seen those pictures. She doesn't come off as obviously strong in the beginning, but the fact that she didn't tuck tail and run says it all. 
 "Every morning, whether I've slept or not, whether I've made it through the day without crying or given in and sobbed in the shower, where no one can hear me-- the sun comes up, and I make my choice. Today will not be the day that this breaks me." 
 It was also an eye opener to how disgusting people can be, especially when hiding behind anonymity. And how unfair life can be to a woman, how Caroline really didn't do anything wrong - she took some (very) steamy pictures with someone she was in a committed and loving relationship with. 
 How can she now be labelled a slut? Society is messed up. 
 It also reminded me how permanent the internet is (should I go reread all my reviews....??) 
 West.. York has done something great here. Superficially it looks like he's a bad boy who doesn't give a shit and he's there to fix Caroline. But he needs some fixing too. He's a gem of a character, rough around the edges but damn special underneath it all. He's had a hard life and is doing what he needs to make the best of it, not for him but for his little sister. 
 "What if you go after the love of your life and it ruins you?" 
 As I said, I adored them and dammit I want them together.