Cheating has a big part in this book and I personally felt uneasy reading about it. How could I root for someone who is cheating? 
 It was addicting though and I couldn't stop reading. 
 Full Review 
 99 Days is the sophomore novel for Katie Cotugno. Living up to How to Love is almost impossible but I was willing to give 99 Days a go. 99 Days' plot was easy to get into and get hooked on. It counts up the days by each chapter. I was so excited to read it because, I mean, read the synopsis! Girl comes back from out of town after she somehow fled the town when something big happened that ruined her friendship and relationship with Patrick, Gabe, and Julia. You see, Molly used to date Patrick but apparently she cheated on him with his brother, Gabe. 
 This was months before the book started and I was ready for Molly to face the consequences of her mess up and see where the author would take us from there. Unfortunately the author took us exactly back to how it was instead this time, the brothers' roles were switched. It bugged me so so much that a) Molly STILL didn't learn from her mistake of messing with these two and b) SHE IS STILL CHEATING. I hate hate hate books that have cheating in them.. especially protagonists that justify it and keep doing it again and again and again. I grew so tired of Molly.. so unbelievably disgusted by her and her ability to easily swing from one boy to the other claiming love. I hated how she never questioned what the hell she was doing and when she did.. it was short and fleeting and then justified. 
 If I rate this book alone on Molly, I would give it 1 star. However plot, progression of story, and pacing all should be accounted for. Which is why I gave 99 Days three stars. For one, I couldn't put this book down.. even if I tried.. I would just pick my nook up and continue reading. Another, I really do enjoy Cotugno's writing. She has a way of writing that really appeals to me. and three, she didn't shy away from ending it the way she did. I literally gasped towards one of the last chapters because of how shocked I was at something. So in all, this isn't a book I would be recommended to anyone because I don't care to read any books about cheating but I must say it is an addicting contemporary.