3.5 STARS 
 If the beginning of the book had been written as well as the end of the book, I would have given it five stars. Easily. It's like someone flipped a switch around 70% and all of the sudden there were comas where there were supposed to be commas, and such intense emotion that I finally began to feel something for the MC. 
 Georgia King was a crazy mess of a person, that much was obvious. She had good reason to doubt herself and what she deserved and what kind of person she was, but she literally repeated the same things over and over again until I could quote them from memory. In some instances that was okay, like when she was talking about the pieces inside of her, but then other times it was like she was trying to convince us that she was all fucked up when none of her actions really lent us to believe that. And, I don't know if it's because I just wasn't paying too much attention, but I have no idea what she looks like. I think her eyes were light? Maybe her hair was dark? I'm not usually too fond of lengthy appearance descriptions, but I still wanna get some sort of image of the characters in my head. 
 As far as Ben, the male MC, it almost felt like the author threw in random f-bombs and talk of hot sex with random puck bunnies to remind us he was a guy. Other than that, he was an alright character. I did like how he realized when he did something wrong and attempted to correct it, even if it was days or a week later. (view spoiler)[Oh and I REALLY liked that he didn't cheat on Georgia with Cassidy! I'm so sick of reading about cheating men, like it's what every guy does. I mean, come on...girls get mad when they're generalized but then we do the same things to them. (hide spoiler)] 
 Anyways... 
 As I mentioned before, the quality of the writing really picks up about 70% in, and after that I honestly enjoyed it ten times more than when I first started it. I finally got that stomach-in-knots feeling I had been waiting for the whole time. Better late than never, right? All in all, it was an entertaining, quick read. Hell, if you're not as picky as I am, you'll probably love it. I definitely appreciate the author's choice of tackling such a tough issue as mental illness. It isn't always portrayed well and I think she did a good job of describing the thoughts and emotions Georgia was dealing with.