This book had so much potential, but right from the start it just never drew me in, or in any way impressed me. It was just blah. Okay. Now I'll explain why, that might help. 
 The writing. Yeh, that didn't really work for me. Flipping between 3rd and 1st person in the same sentance/paragraph. Nuh-uh. That just didn't work and it wasn't necessary. It would have been far more effective to have heard their thoughts in 3rd person rather than description, dialogue, description, YAY MY RANDOM THOUGHTS IN 1ST PERSON. WHOOPEEE. Mmm. 
 Also, to me, a lot of the writing made no sense. It was like the characters were having their own private conversations that I could not for the life of me work out. Especially Ash, her little school friends and Seth. 
 Oh and speaking of the characters, they were the most unrelatable characters I've seen in one book. Again this is largely aimed at the school. No people are that forward. And why would they all be trying to set Ash up with all these hot people? Hello, if he's that hot surely they'd be interested? Ash's personality was so all over the shop it's easier for me to just nod and move on in regards to her, though I will say at least she had a backbone, didn't let herself get bullied by the boy with the sparkly green eyes and fought for what she wanted. Seth was pretty cool. Keenan was given all the insight of an 8 year old. The school--I don't even know what was the point in mentioning that whole place. The girls in it were nothing but a mindless hive of nattering ants or something like that. 
 Upsides are: 
 I managed to finish the book this time. 
 There is none of that insta-luv and our protagonist has a brain and a backbone. 
 The romantic aspect is healthy! Healthy relationship people! I applaud this.