** spoiler alert ** 
 Did-not-finish. 
 I stop after seeing Sam-the-pathetic and his excuses for his absences and attitude toward Jory (--Jory-c'mon...you throw temper tantrums, you second guess everything, you have no patience at all, you want things to be instantly perfect without any work, you never listen, you jump to conclusions, you create more drama than ten people put together, you drink too much, you're oblivious to shit that goes on around you and if things go wrong your first instinct is to run away as fast as you can. He sighed deeply. --You're a fuckin' mess and you can't deny it.), combined with his new stalker personality. 
 Add to that that I know that Jory's going to forgive him...the lack of constancy of his trait of character between the first and third book annoy me. He had a personality in the first one and in this one....blah! 
 And why everyone said that Jory leaving it's dramatic? For me, remain there and argument, it's dramatic. Seriously, the guy's refuse to fight and you call that being a drama queen??? And why all his ex are asshole? And try to tell him what do to, including Sam? 
 The writer pushed too much in this one and it's appear as if everyone lost his rationality. Again a schizophrenic's book. 
 EDIT: I was curious so I decide to continue a little. What did I read: Rape, Page 105/158. Yes rape, Jory's clearly said 'No' a lot of time, even begs to go home, was under influence (alcohol) and Sam insist to have sex and finally proceeded to act. Well, it's call rape in my country (Canada) and I'm pretty sure that's the same thing in a lot of other countries. 
 I'm disappointed. 
 EDIT TWO: Ho man, the book's just go down the drain after that. Page 119/158 : But he hit the door before it clicked shut and it was just dumb luck that it caught my lip and split it. What?! What was that? How did you manage that?