2.5 
 This is another case of "I-should've-read-the-ending-first", or THE LACK THEREOF. 
 I hate to say this, but I was lured by the cover. 
 I know, I know... bad Hazel! bad bad bad! 
 Well, since I already started it, why not finish it right? 
 Yeah, that's what I thought, except it all ended too soon. 
 Lol. 
 The story's much like Easy, Slammed and Losing it... only this time, it's frustrating because the girl has past issues the size of a buldozer. The title says it all, really. The girl is kinda damaged and I would want to personally pummel her family. I understand how she's like that, but it doesn't make reading the story easier. It only caused me to squint a lot and say "tsk". The guy was pretty decent though. He even (view spoiler)[resigned for her near the end of the novel (hide spoiler)], although he also has his own vague past. I hope the author gives him more justice on the next one. 
 I actually love how the two main characters interact. They're funny and entertaining. I hope that they get better in the next installment. Yes, I'd like to read the next one since this one left me hanging. 
 P.S. WHY OH WHY, WHY DID THE AUTHOR HAVE TO USE SAM AND DEAN'S NAMES IN VAIN? I mean.. why did the author have to turn them into the bad guys! (view spoiler)[ Why? Please tell me why!!! (hide spoiler)]