I have mixed feelings about this book. It was an interesting, yet predictable read. I thought the story was okay, but there was a disconnect between the dystopian world and Bachelor-type reality show to win a Date with a Rockstar. The idea was cool, but it was written in a way that didn't make much sense. It seemed like a less solid version of the Selection series, except in the Selection series there was a tad bit more world building and they actually had the girls spend time competing to win. In this book, the girls went on ONE date each and that was the whole reality show. Things just weren't really explained very well and they tried to move through everything really quickly. I also thought that the main character's (view spoiler)[disease was going to play a bigger part in the story, but she revealed it to the rockstar early on and he didn't even care. Aside from her symptoms starting to appear, there was no consequences or real issues with her having lied about being sick and her sickness never caused any real drama in the story (hide spoiler)]. The author built it up like it was a huge deal and it didn't result in anything. There was also not much establishing that this was a dystopian world other than crime and pollution so it was hard to get an idea of what this world was like. At first I wasn't even sure if this was set in a dystopian world. 
 I have received an advanced copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 
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