Caroline's life has spun out of control after her ex, Nate, posts their private pictures on the internet for the world to see. She's struggling in the aftermath of how to handle it, how to behave without being perceived as the campus slut and how to get her face and name off of every web site around. Mixed up in this is West, the boy she met on day one of her college experience and has crushed on from afar. What Caroline doesn't know is that West feels the same, but he doesn't think he deserves a girl like Caroline. What starts out as a non-friendship not-so-quickly blooms into something more and Caroline and West are left to figure out how to navigate through a relationship with more feelings than either of them expected. 
 I really loved the positive message in this book. I think girls Caroline's age will benefit from reading this, if for nothing else, to see that you can bounce back after pretty much anything that happens to you. Caroline was the perfect example of a young girl who had to pick herself up and learn to live with the bad things in her life. To get past them, and to become a better person because of them. 
 I really did not love the cliffhanger ending, and the fact that I now have to wait for a second book to see what Caroline and West's future looks like. This trend, as I've said many times, is really annoying. But I'll be reading book two, because my curiosity is piqued and I have to know how this whole situation they're in plays out. If you're like me, I'd suggest waiting until book two comes out before you read this series, otherwise you'll be left pining away for July like I am.