Internally polarizing. 
 This review is pretty spoilery but not REALLY, so tread lightly. 
 I was going to sit on this a few days and then write a review but I lost my motivation. This book is schizophrenic mostly because the lead character is schizophrenic. (view spoiler)[(No, seriously. They try to paint it as bi-polar and mood disorders and a jumble of other things, but he's cray. My best friend is bipolar. You put a kick of that much paranoia and anxiety to that, bam - schizo.) (hide spoiler)] 
 The first half of the book is a lover of filthy mouth men's sexy delight. He is naugh-TAY. The chick was alright, I dug her just fine until things got really nuts. They are in a full lust at first touch relationship. I've had at least one of those. It's that consuming and at times, it can totally be awesome. What it is not is love. Not by a long shot. Mostly because all you do together is screw so you don't build anything else. Except in this book that is even worse b/c of all of the untruths. They were "together" for just a few weeks. 
 That said, I LIKED the first half. ((Yes, after I finished this review I realized it only deserves 3 stars b/c it pissed me off and so I changed it. *shrug*)) 
 The next 20% of the book is him without her. Her without him. Just blah blah blah. 
 The last 30% of the book deals with his spiral into a deep hole because he lied to and lost her. A hole he has been in MANY TIMES before. Now, she has refused to see or speak to him for months because his lies came to light and all of a sudden she goes across the country to save him because she OMG!LOVES!HIM!!! 
 No. 
 I don't think so. 
 You were with a dude you had fantastic sex with for a few weeks, then you ignored him to the very extreme even though, I get it, you're mad - but if you cared for him at all then you would have at least attempted to give him some contact. It's not until he needs SAVING you want to rescue him and love him and cherish him forever? 
 Whatever. 
 Call lust lust and love love, but all I know (from much personal experience) is that chicky has a rough future micromanaging him. Trust me. 
 (Notice I'm saying he & she, it's because it's been a week and I've already forgotten their names. Yeah...)