It's rare, but I DNF'd this book. I thought that concept sounded great, Ocean's Eleven meets West Side Story and I don't know maybe if I could have gotten past the halfway mark I would have started to see / appreciate the comparison, but I just couldn't get into the story. Right off the bat, I didn't like Lexi's poor-little-rich-girl persona. 
 Then there was the fact that these are like, on average, 16-18 year olds pulling off these grand schemes and leaving the police and everyone else completely baffled. While I'm sure there are some very enterprising teenagers out there who could pull off the stunts that the characters in this story do, I just wasn't feeling it here. It read more like "we're getting away with all this stuff because we need to for the plot to work". I couldn't suspend my disbelief enough to really think any of it could be possible, therefore pulling me out of the whole "fictional" world.