I read this a while ago but wanted to try to write more reviews for books I felt particularly strongly about. First off: Travis "Maddog" Maddox 
 God I fucking hated his character so much. What a pathetic, sniveling, douchebag.There was no part of his characterization I thought was hot and felt compelled to write this review to ward off young impressionable girls because HOLY FUCK he sucks so much. I actually had to stop reading this book after he destroyed his apartment in anger in response to Abby leaving. 
 Please please PLEASE please don't read this book and romanticize his stupid character because he is an unhealthy person. Also, in response to his use of the nickname "Pigeon" (wtf) literally what the fuck. NOT ONLY does it seem the author included this "nickname" in order to create something cute for girls to daydream over from her book and to instill a sort of collective understanding of the "intricate" romance, but also it totally reminds me of the "okay, okay" bullshit from TFioS that everyone plastered onto shirts because it put you into some catchy imaginary book club. 
 The pigeon stuff also erased the voice of Abby. Now, I didn't like Abby as a character, but she was bland enough that any girl could project upon her their own insecurities of being "inexperienced" in romantic relationships or sex which allows girls to feel bad about themselves (ALTHOUGH THIS IS ALSO STUPID). BUT the pigeon nicknamed serves to silence her a various times throughout the book where she tells Travis that she doesn't understand the nickname and it seems to arbitrary from the moment he SEES her. It almost further allows the reader to put oneself into the story because there's no need for Abby's first name to interfere in the fantasy. 
 Altogether, this book is fine, I did not like it though and if you MUST read it, understand that this relationship is not healthy.