DNF at 72%. 
 Let me split this review into two sections. Before the incident and After the incident 
 What is the incident? 
 It's the repellent scene where three, teenage boys circle a grown woman like a pack of hyenas, smack her around a little, and force booze down her throat. Granted, this woman is not a character we are meant to have much empathy for, but that is crossing the line. I felt like I'd stumbled into an alternate universe, where all the characters I'd come to learn about, were dark, and I'll use the word again - repellent versions of themselves. 
 Okay, let's start with Before the incident: 
 This book has a huge ensemble cast and also, a lot of dialogue. Both weakened the narrative, and made it confusing to follow at times. Punctuation laws were disobeyed. Over and over. However, I was fascinated by SAM, the girl who just didn't give a shit. There were a lot of other characters too, like Logan, Mason, Becky, Nate, Jessica, Lydia, Adam, Jill, Tate, Tanya but I wasn't fascinated by any of them, because they all appeared to be stereotypical versions of cheerleader/nerd/jock etc etc. The only character I liked, and I think the best, is David. David is an awesome adult, caught up in all this teenage drama. 2.5/stars. 
 After the incident: 
 I was shell-shocked when the incident occurred. I was prepared for it, because I'd read about it in other reviews, and I entered with an open mind, thinking perhaps the mum deserved it. However, what happened was not cool. Not cool in the slightest, man. The worse the mum did was slap Sam twice, and throw a few dicey words around. She appeared to show regret, although she is portrayed as narcissistic and egotistical and a bit of a remorseless cheater. Does that warrant, three young men, slapping her around and holding her jaw open, to force alcohol down her throat? No way, Jose. 
 The events afterward chilled me to the bone. 
 1) The boys make a quip about how they can get away with anything. Sam does nothing. 
 2)They throw garbage and paint at the three witches. Sam approves. 
 3)Mason intimidates Adam, then takes Sam upstairs to have sex. 
 The sex was a little spicy. But then a little later, her mum calls freaking out, and SAM GASLIGHTS HER, saying the incident must be in her HEAD. Oh my god. Although I hadn't taken much notice of the brothers before, I was suddenly noticing them for all the wrong reasons. They are scary, abusive and Sam has turned into a wet limpet, hiding behind Mason when he's committing all this wrong. -1.5/5 stars. 
 I stopped reading there.