Why did it took me a month and a half to finish this book? Because it was bad. Before I get into my rant, let's have some positivity. 
 THE GOOD 
 Joe 
 I really liked Joe in the first half of the book. We know that Joe is the bad guy, but I was still supporting him and hopping that he'll get the girl. 
 The first 1/4 of this book 
 When I started reading YOU, the writing style and the main character hooked me in. The story was intriguing and interesting. But then... something happened and the book went downhill. 
 The audiobook 
 The narrator of this book is really good at his job. You really feel like you are listening to a psychopath talking to you. A little tip: I wouldn't suggest that you listen to this in public given that the story has a lot of NSFW scenes. I'm not a prude or anything, but it's still awkward to listen to a guy talking about his sexual fantasies when you are in the middle of a class doing homework. 
 THE BAD 
 Every damned characters 
 None of the characters in this book were interesting to read about. Yes I liked Joe at first, but he became an annoying fanboy obsessing over a crush. Speaking of crush, Beck was one of the most unpleasant character. Literally everyone in this book was obsessed with her and wanted to get into her pants! And don't get me started on Peach. What was her purpose in this book except to be an annoying and obnoxious woman? And Nicky! I had faith in you man!! I thought you were going to be decent character... 
 The story 
 A lot of things happened in this book for no reason except to add some pages. Yes the writing style was unique and added a creepy factor to Joe, but it made the book less thrilling and the plot was predictable because of that. You already know the train of thoughts of Joe, so you can't be surprised. 
 THE END 
 I had really high expectations for this book (added with the fact that I adored the first 1/4 of YOU), but it became a pain in the ass to read. I hated every characters and, even though this book is categorize as a thriller and a mystery, nothing was suspenseful or mysterious. It felt more like the story of an overly obsessed fanboy who wanted to f*** and marry this despicable popular girl. I really wanted to like this book, but it was an enormous let down.