Because I couldn't even skim far enough to get to the sex (between the main characters).

This is an example of what not to do with third person voice narrative. Don't keep your characters so distant that a reader doesn't have a reason to care about them. Don't just tell, when you could show.

Warning: This book includes racial stereotyping as both first person voice narrators mention how a musically talented black man should be playing American football. Also, one of them refers to said big black man as a monster.

Shows how much I pay attention: I've mixed my sports hockey ≠ American football.

Other than that. This is making me... nope:

"Me: U don't have to text me at all. Actually, I'd prefer if u didn't.

Him: What'll it take to get u to say yes?

Me: Absolutely nothing.

Him: Great. So you'll do it for free.

...

Me: Not happening.

Him: How bout tmrw night? I'm free at eight."

Learn to take no for an answer, dude.

I really, really don't want Hannah to be defined by her rape, but here we go...

Does this author know how ridiculously expensive hockey is? How does a single mother pay for her son's hobby? I hope Kennedy has an answer for the character's own book at least.