6+ unforgettable stars 
 I'm going to make this short and sweet since this is a late review. I remember walking into Barnes and Noble in January this year and walking past this book 1,000 times until one day I picked it up and said to myself 'I keep seeing this book in here so why not'I bought it without reading the description and just went home. That was a once in a lifetime thing for me to do but once I did it, I felt the utter excitement to start this read. Do you want pain, tears, fighting, tension, angsty, weak to the strong heroine, asshole but sweetheart hero? THIS is the book for you. 
 "This is how bullies are made." 
 This book will highlight bullying and how bullies are made and how sometimes you just have to fight back to gain the respect you deserve and stand up for yourself. Tate and Jared were childhood best friends and within one summer away from each other as kids they turned into enemies but why? Tate doesn't have one clue but Jared does. Throughout high school, Jared makes Tate's life a living hell and has everyone against her besides her best friend. Tate goes away for a year and comes back stronger and ready to put up a fight. 
 "Isn't it about time you fought back?" 
 In all honesty, If I were Tate I would hate Jared (even though he's sex on two legs). The things he did to her were so cruel that I don't even know how she dealt with it for so long. She's stronger than she leads on and everyone including Jared will soon realize that Tate isn't the victim anymore, she's an all-time bad ass now. 
 "You've already made me cry countless times." I raised my middle finger to him slowly, and asked, "Do you know what this is?" I took my middle finger and patted the corner of my eye with it. "It's me, wiping away the last tear you'll ever get." 
 The book made me cry to be honest because I genuinely like Tate and felt her pain (especially when she read in front of the class.. omg). She's a joy, and I love reading from her POV. I didn't even notice that It wasn't a duel POV (His POV is in #1.5), but that's the thing. I didn't mind because I adored Tate and the person she was. I'm beyond proud of the character development with her. 
 Jared 
 It took me awhile to forgive Jared for the things he said and did but just like the way Penelope Douglas can get you to hate him, she sure as hell can make you love him. You want to hate him but you mentally and physically can't at certain parts! I know, sounds stupid but he's just that asshole where you want to punch him square across the fast but want to just to push him against the wall and have him your way. 
 I read the whole series and fell in love with each character! The series go from, Tate & Jared to Madoc and Fallon, to Jaxon & K.C. to the last book ending with Tate & Jared! You'll love this book, but most importantly the other character's stories as well! Don't go against what I'm saying, don't question your judgment of thinking about reading this book JUST DO IT! 
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