I loved so much that even though this one started up quite a bit after the last book ended, we got filled in on things that happened that made how Abram and Mona would react to each other have even more of the drama than would be expected. We get to see how Mona's little escapade to help her sister almost made it completely without being noticed. But Abram was smarter, and his being able to figure it out led to even more drama than I was expecting. But besides the angst and drama, there was the usual hilariousness that I love in all books by this author, at least those that I've read so far. Let's say that drunk Mona is definitely so much fun! The perfect way to make up for when Abram burned the letter. And then there was her brother, who at one point I wanted to punch for how he added even more unnecessary drama to them trying to figure out where they could go from where they were, friends or more.


As with the other one in this series, as soon as I picked it up, all I could think was how much I wished it was summer time and I could stay up all night to read it in one sitting, or lying in bed as it may be in this case. Also again as with the first one, it was a cliffhanger, and now I cannot WAIT for the next book!

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.