So... 
 I don't really know what to say about this one. I came to read it through a rec from an author I really like. I'd hoped to get those same fuzzy feelings I'd gotten from her book, but, alas... 
 I just really didn't like this book. For the first, oh, 70% I could not stand the heroine. Like, at all. There was just...nothing that connected me to her. 
 Hadley is described as "strong and career-driven." She is career-driven (though I'd really classify it as more obsessed than driven), but I did not feel like she was strong. Quite the contrary, actually. She was extremely selfish and even at times cruel. She only ever thought about herself and her goals. It isn't often that I so passionately dislike a character in a story, but Hadley? Yeah. Total dislike. 
 Jack was okay. I liked him better than Hadley, but, up until they end, I didn't really feel much of a connection with him either. I didn't understand why he liked Hadley. She wouldn't formally date him. Wouldn't acknowledge she was even seeing him. But she'd screw him whenever she had the urge. He had a couple of swoony moments, but Hadley's total disregard for him pretty much ruined those for me. 
 It was obvious from the beginning that Jack had feelings for her, but she never let herself see it. I just wanted to slap her upside the head and tell her to break their stupid "friends with benefits" deal off because it was soooooo in your face that Jack wanted more. 
 The writing in this was...not for me. Very simple, almost no description of anything. Now, I'm not one for an excess of physical description, but I do like emotional description. There was practically zip of either. I swear this was 80% dialogue. It probably didn't help matters that we were only in Hadley's head when I didn't like her much. 
 This needed some editing. There were quite a few misspellings, grammar faux pas, and numerous typos. 
 I don't know. Maybe some of you will enjoy this, but if you tend to like what I like, I don't think this would be a book for you either.