Holy hell!!!! I have no idea what I just read, but I loved it. This book is pure madness and it grabbed me by the metaphorical balls and wouldn't let go until I was completely consumed by Blair's story. 
 Let me say that this book is not for every one. The MC is a certified gold digger who has sex with rich men so they can help her live a luxurious life of paid lavish apartments in the richest districts, eyeball gouging high priced designer clothes, and enough money to not have a care in the world. Blair is heartless and cold and does not apologize for it. She is not a good person and she knows it. Even embracing it as long as she gets what she wants. If that sounds like too much for you then this book is not for you, because let me know as descriptive as this book is, you'll be jaw dropping surprised at how much this chick loves to fuck. 
 So I'm just going to go ahead and let you know that I loved Blair's character. This does mean that I like her because in my personal opinion she is way beyond saving. Blair is fucked up in the head. Her parents didn't love her and acted like she didn't exist, so she needs attention. She finds it in the most obvious of choices. Men. She uses her body and seduces as many rich men as she can because she worships material things. I felt incredibly sad for her throughout this entire book and I wanted her to make the right decision just one time. I get where she's coming from. Her messed up environment as a child makes her believe that love doesn't exist, its not an option for and with each nail she drives into her coffin, she believes she is selling her soul and beyond redemption. She is so consumed by her pain and feeling of unworthiness that she digs deeper into the hole she finds herself in and won't stop until she reaches the fiery pits of hell. I get it. She runs from her emotions and by doing so she pushes people away. She takes the easy road and reverts back to the only thing she knows. Its incredibly sad, but hard to turn away. She sabotages her own happiness and I can relate to this. You don't want to hurt anyone, but you always do. 
 This book is a hailstorm and I was more than happy to go for a ride. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but holy monkeyballs it was quite the ride. The writing is tragically poetic. It will leave you disgusted and crying in disbelief that someone would willingly torment themselves the way Blair does. You don't know what you want for the main character. It will leave you confused and totally mindfucked. And in the end you will want to slap yourself while simultaneously begging for more. Mia Asher you da REAL MVP.