Honestly? I just really didn't care for this book. I'm going to do this in list form because, really, I'm not sure how else to do it. There were so many things that irritated me with this, but I'm going to list the major ones. 
 1. The plot. Really, I just felt it was kind of all over the place and a bit ridiculous. 
 2. The heroine. I didn't like her at all. This makes me sad because I was looking forward to Calla's story since we met her in Teresa's, but she didn't do it for me. 
 3. The hero. I actually didn't care for Jax either. This probably has a lot to do with the fact that I don't really like alpha males. It turned me off so much when he just blurted out that he wanted to f*** her after knowing her for no more than a day or two. Dude, if a guy said that to me he'd be leaving with sore junk and possibly a broken nose. Also, I hated the way he pressured Calla into doing things she was really uncomfortable with, like getting drunk. I seriously wanted to smack him. 
 4. The writing. You know, I always have a bit of an issue with JLA's writing style. Mostly the language she uses. It seems she writes her narrators using much younger terminology than seems appropriate. There were many instances of phrasing that just felt really childish and had me wrinkling my nose. "Holy poo", "totes ma goats", and every single reference of "I'm dumb", "this is dumb", she's dumb", etc. It just drove me crazy. 
 I think this just comes down to JLA's stories not being for me. The only one I've liked in pretty much all her books is Jase and Teresa's story. The others have all just been "meh" for me. Too bad too, because from the description, Roxy's story looks interesting. I probably won't be buying it though.