I really wanted to like this book more than I did. The book was interesting, but unfortunately the characters weren't very likeable at all. That normally wouldn't be a problem, but the author so obviously wants the reader to empathise with Rachel (the lead). 
 Initially I was on Rachel's side earlier on in the book. I thought of her as this poor dumped upon woman, but as the book goes on I wondered what happened to her common sense & spine. Sure she was treated shoddily by Darcy, but that doesn't give her the right to sleep with her boyfriend. I honestly didn't see the attraction. Dex had to be one of the slimiest characters I've ever read about & I was highly dissapointed when she ended up with him. He just seemed to go with whatever was easy at the time & had absolutely no problem with backstabbing his fiancee. I just couldn't help but feel like eventually Dex would end up cheating on Rachel eventually under the same premises. At the end we have this revelation about Darcy like it's supposed to make Rach & Dex's relationship ok, but it just makes it more farfetched. I suppose I would have liked this book much better if either the characters were more likable or if the author hadn't made it seem like we were supposed to be rooting for the main character.