29th book of 2017 - (2 stars) ~finished july 2, 2017~ 
 upon finishing this book, i was shocked to see so many positive happy reviews. the main character, bailey, irritated me so freaking much. her character is best defined as the "i'm not like other girls" trope. ugh. 
 can we talk about how the freaking "plot twist" is not even a plot twist? bailey talks to this online guy named alex, and when she moves to where he lives, she tries to meet him. but guess who he is? alex is porter, her archnemesis. and if you don't believe that alex is porter, check the synopsis. it literally says it there. and even though many clues are clearly written out, bailey's like "uhhhhhh who's alex omg" for example, during bailey's "date" with another dude, porter drops by and she starts talking about films with him. guess what? they have the same taste. another time, she is thinking about what she knows about alex, and one of them is that he hates his family business, but he has to continue it. during her job, her boss says that porter is a part of this family business, and porter later tells her that he hates this job. WOW. i wonder who alex is. even her DAD notices, and is like "bailey, think about it, who do you think alex is?" and bailey is like "uh lolz idk" 
 and also she hates porter for no reason? he literally walks in and she hates him. when they finally get together, they just have a lot of really awkward and cringy conversations with a lot of cringy sexual tension. 
 i guess this book was really quick and mildly funny/entertaining. would recommend for a non-reader.