When I have a reading slump, I usually go for Kasie West's books to take me out of it. As always, her books are light, fun, romantic and adorable. It never fails to make me giddy and to put a smile on my face until my cheeks hurt. Once again, she did it and I really enjoyed this. 
 On her prom night, Gia Montgomery's boyfriend, Bradley broke up with her on a parking lot. She's problematic about it since this is her chance to introduce him to her friends and to prove that she really have a boyfriend. Until she stumbled on this guy who is waiting for for his sister and asked him to be her fill-in boyfriend for the night. 
 Days after that night, she can't help thinking about her fill-in boyfriend and decided to look for him. With Bec's (Fill-In BF's sister) request, she returned the favor by being his date on his ex-gf's party. Later on, she started falling for him. However, she can't escape the lies when Bradley (the real one) comes back to her life. That leaves her in a situation that might ruin everything. 
 To be honest, Gia really tested my patience. she annoyed the crap out of me by LYING to her friends just to prove a point. Oh by the way, her friends are a bunch of bitchy Barracudas and I think she wasted her time being with them. They are so fake and I hate them, especially Jules -- The main Barracuda. True friends never ask you to prove a point just to see the truth. 
 Despite of what happened, I love her character development. She owned up her mistakes by apologizing. Their friendship isn't the same as before, which I'm glad because she realized that they don't really know each other but she gained new ones who are more sincere and real than them. BYE BARRACUDAS! 
 I want a friend like Bec. She's one of the most sincerest and straightforward characters I've encountered. Gia deserves a friend who can point out her flaws and bring out the real her. Sometimes being flawed is good. It makes her human. 
 I want a boyfriend like her Fill-In Boyfriend. Not mentioning his name. Let's say it's one of the sexiest common male names. ;) Haha! He isn't a bad boy that I usually love. He's a complete dork, genuine, cute and adorable. I have goo-goo eyes! 
 Overall, I really enjoyed this book. I want another Kasie West book. :">