R-rated high school melodrama
On the positive side, I loved the references to Filipino cuisine in the story
If you're fine with stuff like Gossip Girl, the content in this book probably won't bother you at all. Sawyer is the naive pretty girl who finds out her best friend is sleeping with her boyfriend. Sawyer can't figure out that Parker wants her but has... issues. And her ex wants her back because he thinks Parker has her, & he's stupid jealous of Parker.
It's actually a fairly engaging melodrama, but then the f-bombs hit like an unpleasant series of road bumps. I finally DNFd at 42% when the protagonist stumbles across two secondary characters having a form of non-intercourse sex in the hall - she stays a moment & then tries to leave quietly "not wanting to continue feeling like a voyeur".
I agreed with her - I'm not into peeping tom porn, either - & closed the book.
I wish the author had done as many others do & provided a content warning, particularly given that this is a YA book. I'm well aware that many teens talk & act as the author describes - however, many do not, & have no interest in taking that road. It's in the author's best interest to provide readers with a little informed consent beforehand, as well, to avoid the negative feedback
*Clean romance level: passionate kisses, lots of locker room level talk, a couple is caught in bed together though nothing really graphic, another couple is getting sexually intimate in a school hallway & it's semi-graphic, didn't read further after that
*Language: fairly frequent use of all the more common swears & vulgar words, +79 f-bombs
*Religion: 4 dozen uses of God's Name in vain, sadly & totally unnecessarily, including a half dozen as curses