Finished this book in a month, in which obvs proves how this book is not much of a page turner for me initially. However though! I REALLY LOVE their connection with each other! like so much, I can't really describe it in words. Idk how to put this, but I just think that their relationship is just too good to be true, I can almost say that it was almost perfect. 
 As much as I love this book, I don't really favor the fact how Jennifer put a lot more "fangirling" expressions than I expected in a book. I don't honestly like books that indicate any fangirl expressions because they sometimes ruin the perfect image of the heroine in mind. And as much as I love how cheesy and sweet Rider sounds, those fangirl expressions like "oh my..." spoils the image of Rider being the perfect cheesy boyfriend! 
 Rider Stark is probably the perfect boyfriend any girl could ever ask for! He's caring, the sweetest ever, most cheesy in a good way, and it seems like he could do anything just for the sake of Mallory. And even ready to risk everything for her. Well, yeah that part is really typical of a guy in a book, but the fact that he saved her life numerous times, makes him almost above Garett Graham from The Deal in my list. 
 And Mallory. At first, I cannot really be on her side, lying to her parents and stuff, knowing how they cared and gave so much of their love to her without any boundaries. Nevertheless, at some points, I could understand her position and how it was brave of her to even let out her opinions and expressions of things that she could not express before. 
 And Jayden. The thought of him being dead never crossed my mind. He touched me when he first said that he was gonna apply for McD with his brother, and in minutes after, never could I imagine his life would be taken by someone brutal and heartless enough to murder a 15 year old out of some mere money issues. 
 It was a really good read despite some criticisms that I have of this book. This is the first book of Jennifer that I have ever read based on good reviews and recommendations, and honestly, it really wasn't that bad. Whoever is searching for a real drama mixed with a lot of emotions and love and friendship, I guess The Problem With Forever is the one. A big thumbs up for Jennifer L. Armentrout!!