The book started off well, and I did enjoy it, but it did feel a bit cliche at times - like the author was writing a teenage fantasy - good girl meets bad boy, tries to solve all his problems, has to deal with his bitchy and manipulative girlfriend....and Eden's reactions to some of the situations were a bit contrived (such as when she approaches Tyler in the backyard at the party). I'll be interested to read more of Estelle's books in the future, once she's gotten a bit older. 
 I thought the concept was good, and I liked Eden. I think the relationship between Ella and Tyler was well done towards the end, but Ella's character was not very fleshed out until late in the book. I feel like the other boys in the book (Dean and the other guy - I can't remember his name) were only mentioned when they were useful - they seemed to be forgotten outside of that. Rachael and Meghan also felt somewhat interchangeable. 
 As I said though, I did enjoy the book - I bought the sequel and will read it in the next few weeks.