There's a lot of things about this book I could complain about. I only somewhat liked the only other book I've read of Hoover's, and that was Hopeless. Ugly Love seems to have a lot of mixed reviews, but of all her works it sounded the most interesting to me, and I constantly hear how wonderful her books are. The things I didn't care for in Ugly Love were the following: 
 - I wish Tate had been a little more fleshed out as a person. Maybe some friendships, maybe a little more detail about her job, something. I mean, she's a nurse, her career can't be boring. I actually love romance in my books, but I don't necessarily like it when it's the only aspect of the story. 
 - Miles is continuously mean to Tate, and she keeps going back for more. 
 - Miles fell in love with Rachel way too soon for it to be realistic. It was literally love at first sight - from the first moment he sees her, she's suddenly his world before they even speak a single word. 
 - I don't mind the writing style in a book being a bit weird; sometimes it's even refreshing to see something new. However I don't really think it was necessary for 
 Miles's chapters 
 To be 
 Written consistently 
 Like this. 
 I found it to be a little . . . feminine? Like I wasn't reading from a male's perspective. However, despite my issues with the story, it did keep me interested in Miles's back story. Like Tate, I wanted to find out why he was the way he was and what happened with Rachel, especially when it seemed like they loved each other so much in the beginning. I also thought Cap was a charming addition to the story. Even though I still can't say these books are favorites of mine, I do truthfully enjoy Hoover's characters and her writing, so eventually I'll get around to reading her other stuff. 
 3.5 stars