This book was so disappointing, I can't even begin to say how much it upset me. I'll just say that I finished Breathe, Annie, Breathe and it was amazing so I decided to give this one a try. I wish I hadn't.

First, I fell in love with Jordan and Sam Henry. Their friendship was so refreshing and fun. I liked Jordan and didn't mind that she was an athlete or was more of one of the guys than she ever was a girly girl. And while I didn't love that Henry slept with a million girls-especially when you found out his real reason for doing it-I still really enjoyed reading about their friendship. Once the new quarterback, Ty showed up,I knew something was coming, but I never expected it to be as bad as it was. Sam's behavior from about 50% in to about 95% toward Jordan was just reprehensible. I couldn't believe that someone who was supposed to love and care for someone like he supposedly did for Jordan could ever treat them the way he did her. They had been friends for over TEN YEARS for crying out loud! And then not only to have him behaving in such a horrible way (and sleeping with every girl he could, including the one he knew she was enemies with), but to then have her chasing after him to get back the friendship they lost was in a million ways SO not okay with me, especially when it was his fault to begin with.

So in the end when what happened, happened with their reconciliation I was just left fuming. If you forgive easily you might like this book, but if you can't, or need more than two lines of 'I'm sorry' this will not be the book for you. Sam Henry is in the category of the biggest book douche bags ever as far as I'm concerned. Totally disappointing.
This book was so disappointing, I can't even begin to say how much it upset me. I'll just say that I finished Breathe, Annie, Breathe and it was amazing so I decided to give this one a try. I wish I hadn't. First, I fell in love with Jordan and Sam Henry. Their friendship was so refreshing and fun. I liked Jordan and didn't mind that she was an athlete or was more of one of the guys than she ever was a girly girl. And while I didn't love that Henry slept with a million girls-especially when you found out his real reason for doing it-I still really enjoyed reading about their friendship. Once the new quarterback, Ty showed up,I knew something was coming, but I never expected it to be as bad as it was. Sam's behavior from about 50% in to about 95% toward Jordan was just reprehensible. I couldn't believe that someone who was supposed to love and care for someone like he supposedly did for Jordan could ever treat them the way he did her. They had been friends for over TEN YEARS for crying out loud! And then not only to have him behaving in such a horrible way (and sleeping with every girl he could, including the one he knew she was enemies with), but to then have her chasing after him to get back the friendship they lost was in a million ways SO not okay with me, especially when it was his fault to begin with. So in the end when what happened, happened with their reconciliation I was just left fuming. If you forgive easily you might like this book, but if you can't, or need more than two lines of 'I'm sorry' this will not be the book for you. Sam Henry is in the category of the biggest book douche bags ever as far as I'm concerned. Totally disappointing.