Just finished this book and... well... The characters are unbelievable. I mean... Right in the beginning Emma makes clear that she is "not one to take another person's opinion to heart" but over the next thirty or so pages, all she does is think how other's perceive her actions and her character. The inconsistencies in her character - how she says she is and how she acts - are really annoying. 
 By the end there was a moment where I would have liked to throw this book against a wall... sadly I read it on my kindle, and that book definitely isn't worth destroying my beloved ebook-reader over. 
 Main problems I have with this book: unbelievable character development (like somewhere near the end, after the revelation, Emma's thoughts make me seriously doubt her intelligence,), the role men and women were written into, and the dialogue, which tries too hard to be funny. Sadly, not my cup of tea.