I don't care that all of these characters were horrible, I ate this book up! This book is the epitome of "Don't mess with stuff that's not "yours." This book is full of unlikable characters and ridiculous situations. 

Cat is someone who you don't want to mess with, and I'm glad that she's in therapy after what transpired in this book. I'm not sure I feel sorry for Neena at all. While she had a lot of trauma in her childhood, and it's clear that she has some deeper traumas she needs to work out, that doesn't mean that she can go around doing what she did to people. 

William is literally the worst. The only person I felt remotely sorry for was Matt. I don't know what kind of "love" Neena is talking about when it comes to him, but with love like that, you don't need enemies. 

Personally, I enjoyed watching the train wreck happen, and I caught myself saying, "Are you serious?" and "wtf" a lot while reading this.