I don't know if I should read this one but it sounds so compelling. 
 It kinda sounds like Avoiding Commitment (Avoiding, #1) by K.A. Linde and I hated that book. 
 I'll leave it in my to read pile for awhile and think about it. 
 Edit: 
 I finally caved and read The Opportunist. I was right in that there were a lot of similarities between it and Avoiding Commitment (Avoiding, #1) by K.A. Linde. However, unlike AC I didn't find myself completely repulsed by the characters. Instead I was only mildly repulsed ;). 
 To be honest, I didn't think Olivia was as bad as she liked to portray herself as. She definitely was not a typically likable character but unlike Lexi from AC she had some justification for some of her actions as well as some believable reasons for her behavior. She also had a tendency to be hard on herself, especially in relation to arguably the worst thing she did, which was to show support for the action of having an abortion. She seemed to place on all the blame on herself when ultimately it wasn't her decision. She barely knew the girl in the scheme of things, so her voice shouldn't have carried much weight. I also don't believe there should be such a stigma to the word abortion (sorry to those with religious beliefs et cetera). It definitely seemed to influence the downward spiral to hating herself. I definitely thought there should have been less blame on her for what went wrong since Caleb was definitely not an angel. 
 The ending was sort of sad but I liked it as well as hating it. I just wish Olivia could have sounded happier with her life. 
 (view spoiler)[I'm a bit like Olivia, in that after the office scene I don't think I can ever really like Caleb again (it felt a bit like he betrayed my good opinion in him as well as Olivia). After all, he knew she wanted to have sex with him when they went camping. If wanted it so much he should have helped her get over her fears. Despite this, it was hard to see both of them moving on with other people. (hide spoiler)] 
 In general, The Opportunist brought out lots of strong emotions, both good and bad and it was done in a way that I could really enjoy it. I also really hope Leah gets what is coming to her because I really DID hate her. I couldn't believe what she had done through her pharmaceutical company....and then got away with it. Therefore, I am hooked and I'm waiting with anticipation for Dirty Red. 
 P.S. I will hate it if it's all about Leah (in her POV). Just a gentle warning. There is no way I can like her now.