It was an easy romance but with actually a lot of depth to it at the same time. I really enjoyed both Naveah and Lamont as characters, and the supporting characters were also endearing and well done. 

I appreciated the realistic perspective of dealing with the paparazzi and that things are not all they’re cracked up to be when fame comes into play. The struggle Naveah has on many levels, but especially on others perception of her, I thought was relatable and I well rounded, especially under that sort of public scrutiny. And I thought the Christian concepts morality and conviction were current and identifiable struggles for the characters to wrestle with. 

I also loved the truth and depth about the focus and value of church and community. I thought that was so well written and fantastically conveyed.