I'm not sure why I wanted to read this now, except for the really good reviews. It really wasn't my thing. The relationship between Jack and Lexi was, quite plainly, disgusting. I had the idea that Jack was going to be the bad guy and Lexi would get emotional growth but Lexi was just as bad. 
 (view spoiler)[ I couldn't sympathize with her after she cheated on her boyfriend for months and months when if she felt that strongly she should have left him. (hide spoiler)] 
 I just couldn't believe how stupid Lexi was to believe that they should be together and how selfish she was to take that at the expense of other people. It was pretty plain Jack was a jerk who only cared about her as a convenience. They only ever got together when they came across each other again. The exception being New York but Jack didn't even go after her when he first got there, only after he was feeling down. 
 I just couldn't feel sorry for her, so a lot of the emotional triggers just didn't work for me. 
 (view spoiler)[I mean when she got cheated on, I kind of thought it was funny since they had done it to so many people. It was what she had taught him, so of course he was going to cheat. (hide spoiler)] 
 I'm amazed this book got such good reviews. All the main characters were terrible with the exception of Ramsey. I had a hard time finishing it and skimmed pages towards the end, just so I could see the painful resolution. 
 My suggestion to Lexi is to stop being superficial and look for meaningful attributes in the guys you like. All I heard about was how good looking Jack, Ramsey and you were. 
 Lexi, if Jack was really the guy for you it would have happened originally. He would have wanted to be with you and not maintain a long distance relationship with someone else. All the drama could have been avoided if you didn't let yourself become attached to an illusion and then feverishly maintain it. For a so called very confident person you stank of desperation. Jack fed on that. It all sounded like lust, not love.