"I couldn't believe she was still a virgin. Were all the boys in Alabama blind?" 
 Yeah, because the only way she could possibly still be a virgin was if no one was ever interested. Not because she has the ability to say no. Rape-y much? 
 I can't remember when last I read a book that made me so angry. Or gag so often. 
 This book destroyed the reason I listen to audiobooks in the car - to make the trip to work shorter and more bearable. 
 Sadie is such a snowflake. The number of times she was said to be 'unique' or 'different' was dangerous for me, because rolling my eyes while driving is not smart but I couldn't stop myself! 
 She also says her mother is beautiful, that she looks just like her mother, and is embarrassed and in denial when guys tell her she's beautiful. 
 Everything felt so superficial. The only thing that felt genuine and I actually liked about this book was Marcus (poor guy). 
 I couldn't even understand the motives of the characters. One day Jax rents an entire movie theatre so that they can go to the movies without the world discovering where he is, which would threaten his summer haven. And then TWO DAYS later he goes with her to a party. No disguise. Um... why? 
 This book was certainly just not for me.