***EDIT*** 
 I have changed my rating from 1 star to 2 stars, because, while this book could stand to undergo multiple improvements, it wasn't the worst thing I've ever read. 1 star ratings should be reserved for the bane-of-my-existence books, and this wasn't one of them. 
 Also, I didn't mention the fact that I enjoyed Oliver's character immensely. I guess that I lied when I said I didn't have anything nice to say, because this is me saying something nice. He was cute and realistically portrayed. Thank you Ms. Graham for understanding that not all children speak in baby-talk until the age of seven. 
 ***ORIGINAL REVIEW*** 
 I put off writing a review for this because, honestly, I just had nothing nice to say. I still don't have anything nice to say, and while I am trying to teach my son that whole If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all adage, I don't necessarily think it belongs in the book/reading world. 
 With all that said, I'm still not going to say much except that I read this book three days ago (maybe four) and I couldn't even remember the MC's names. Once looking up the blurb, I could recall the plot and what I didn't like, specifically, about the book. 
 1. The writing was less than satisfying. A lot of the times sentences were structured awkwardly and more than once there were commas where there shouldn't have been or none at all. The dialogue was extremely lacking and overall the story was drawn out and uneventful. 
 2. The characters themselves were boring and cliche. The good girl, the bad boy, how they were just sooo attracted to each other but couldn't be together, blah blah blah. There wasn't anything emotional or steamy about them and almost nothing happens, now that I think about it, throughout the whole book, until finally... 
 3. The ending. It was...I don't even know. I suppose it was a way to make sure the readers bought the second book, whenever it comes out, but I'm not even interested in finding out what happens next. I'm actually wracking my brain right now, trying to remember the male MC's name even though I justread it. 
 If I would have paid for this book, I would have been upset. But it was free so there's nothing I can do now except hope that the next book I read will restore my faith in self-published books. 
 *SIDE NOTE* 
 I absolutely hated the fact that, on more than one occasion, men were portrayed as creepers, rapers, super violent, etc., etc. Like...seriously...not all guys are hell bent on hurting you. Just sayin.