I won this book as a FirstRead. 
 Jesse Alderman is known to everyone as the guy who can get you what you want, for a price. However, when Ken, tall, dark, and handsome captain of the football team, pays Jesse to make Bridget Smalley fall in love with him, things start to go wrong. Bridget seems perfect in every way, beautiful, seeing the best in people, and a volunteet at the Siegel Center. As he gets to know her, Jesse finds that Bridget really is as nice as she seems and begins to fall in love with her. This is problematic not only because he gave Ken key information to get Bridget to agree to date him but also because Jesse told told Bridget several lies while getting to know her. 
 On the broadest level, the plot follows that of a lot of teenage rom coms. Boy meets girl, and they each like each other, but circumstances keep them from being together. Beyond that, though, the details of the book are fresh and unique. There are all kinds of characters in the book, and I liked seeing the way Jesse began to care for other people as the story progressed. 
 I will put a warning on my review, though, that if you are looking for a clean book, this is not for you. The story includes underage drinking, illegal drugs, and profane language (including repeated use of the word retard to a boy with cerebral palsy and other kids with physical disabilities).