Gia Montgomery gets dumped by her hot older boyfriend in the parking lot of her senior prom. Unwilling to go it alone and face ridicule from her friends she enlists the help of a mystery guy she sees dropping off his sister, to be her fake boyfriend for the night. What could possibly go wrong with that... 
 Gia was an entitled, superficial, self-obsessed brat to put it nicely. There was nothing redeeming about her for the first half of the book. She gets offended by the fact people think she uses other people but she spends almost the entire book doing exactly that...truth hurts bitch. She has some personal growth in the second half of the book and becomes tolerable but for me it's a too little too late situation. The annoyance of her character had already set in for me by then. If she had got her shit together sooner then I think it would've worked out better for the story. 
 I think the way in which the whole fake-boyfriend thing happens is totally unconvincing, her reasonings and his almost instant agreement without any real effort from her, doesn't ring true with me. 
 The problems Gia has with her friends and not being able to connect with them and feeling pushed aside is one of the only things that works for me in this book. Although maybe slightly juvenile considering they're meant to be seniors. 
 Despite my dislike of Gia and many other things, the romance with Hayden was cute and I was rooting for them to end up together. Everything else just fell flat.