for the record... 544 pages is the book plus the novella Crossing the Line. i only read 455 pages ^___^ 
 i had the same trouble with this book that i had with Dare You To and Crash into You, i didn't like the lead character. but in contrast to the two previous with this one i wasn't able to warm to the characters: nor west nor haley. haley's family situation was so desperate and she was so trapped that empathizing with her should have been easy, but instead i felt sorry for west when he had to sleep in his car but not for haley and all the abuses she was suffering. i don't know why that happened. i think jax and his cocky attitude and his relationship with haley was one of my favourite parts of Take Me On. 
 what i found very interesting was the subplot about west's mother and all the things that got revealed at the end caught me by surprise and i like this. i also liked very much to be able to see what happened to rachel after the accident and the beginning of her recovery, and her relationship with west (her second twin, almost xD) was beautifully portrayed; though the reader was not able to see much of this, it was nice to see a tiny part. 
 i did like the love story and how it developed. west and haley were cute together and i loved to read their scenes together. only the last 100 pages rushed too much the events. there were too many things put together at the same time. it was a bit messy and felt like someone was hurrying me up. i knew that at some point the drama was going to explode, but at that point the story lines were crossing each other with frenzy and the change was too abrupt for me. 
 nevertheless, i ended up loving the story. not as much as the three previous ones, but i will read anything featuring characters of this series. i hope for a future book about ethan and abby or logan or jax... in the meantime i'll be waiting patiently for Breaking the Rules to come out :) 
 thank you to netgalley and harlequinteen for providing me with a copy of the book