Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for an early copy.

Great characters that felt so real.

You get the feeling that you know what they’re going through and to say “grow up”. At times you felt like giving them a slap/hug them and make everything okay for them.
Intricate relationships, and different personalities of the characters were what moved the story forward.
Two girls who hated each other at summer camp, who again meet as adults.
For whom life had not been easy, but they both thinking that other people's lives were better than their own(something that we all do).
Eli, who was linked to both women in the past, through summer camp and who wanted something more in the present. To see both women know about each other, as well as know more about Brynn.

Meh. I like Jill Shalvis but this felt more like a women's fiction novel than a romance. There's nothing wrong with WF, but I was expecting the romantic storyline to be more central. It's always disappointing when your expectations aren't met.

Layght out loud, cry, and romance all rolled into one. A lovely light hearted book. Definetely an easy book to read