It usually takes me about two paragraphs to find myself yanked into one of Harris's stories - and this one proves to be no different. I feel so much for Ella as she struggles with her crush on Charlie and her need to stand on her own. She's a little bit geeky, a lot sheltered, but totally adorable. It's no wonder that she's irresistible.

Charlie may be all about the good time when it comes to women, but he's also all about his family and friends. And that dedication has put him right in the path of the delectable, but off-limits, Arabella. In order to get the funding from her father that he needs for his charity he agrees to keep an eye on her (on the quiet) for the summer ... but proximity leads to feelings that he's not ready for. And of course, everyone knows that secrets don't go over well in romances.

I'm actually amused that both Tyler (from Accidentally Married on Purpose) and band-mate Charlie have similar issues with relationships, although for different reasons. It totally works though because one of the great thing about Harris is she manages to make their struggles real and their own. I would have hoped that Charlie would have learned from Tyler. But they are guys so .... :)

It isn't important to have read any of the other books to enjoy this one. There are some characters that show up here (and we met Charlie then), but Rachel is kicking off a new series - complete with the heartfelt style and wonderful characters that she's known for.

(Complimentary copy provided in exchange for an honest review)