I loved this book! I've been a huge fan of Kasie West and I knew I just had to read it this one and I'm glad I did. 
 I admit it wasn't as good as the other two: The Distance Between Us and On the Fence but it still was as sweet and romantic as the other ones. This one seemed like it a different but individual voice, and while it wasn't just about the romance in this one, I liked that there was more to Gia than just what everyone she was, a shallow girl. All throughout the book we see how one lie changes her life. All of a sudden she's keeping secrets from her friends and she's even lying but as the story progresses and she starts hanging out with Bec and Hayden, she changes. Gia opens up and begins to realize how awfully shallow and superficial she was and starts to become more friendly and less demanding. And it all started because her boyfriend Bradley broke up with her outside of prom and so she had to get a fill in to act as Bradley because she didn't want her friends to drop her- they didn't believe that she had a college boyfriend- and after meeting Hayden, she fell in love for real and started to realize that maybe she had outgrown her friends all along. 
 I liked the fact that fill-in Bradley didn't give away his real name so easily. He wanted the buildup to the big reveal to be huge and it was still nice to see the way that Gia went about guessing his name- they made a game out of it. Hayden was the perfect guy, he was smart and geeky but he had a big heart and you could tell that he cared about people. He was a genuine person that cared about Gia and her problems, and he helped her even after they were all done with owing each other favors. 
 In the end, Gia loses her friends but she gains her pride and a new set of friends, a boyfriend she loves, plus a new mindset about life. All in all, I really enjoyed this book and I look forward to reading more books by Kasie West.