I had a hard time connecting with the characters. I've never been one to crush on a famous person and Lacey dwells on the fact that Billy was her big crush in college a little too much. I really didn't see a whole lot of development in her as a character. I don't expect life changing events to completely change a personality, she just seemed a bit stagnant. Now, Lacey's idea for her new cafe - I absolutely love. If there were one of these in my town, I'd be there every chance I had. Billy was better. I liked that he seemed to genuinely regret his fast life and playboy habits that he had the last time he was a star - I just never quite figured out why he wanted to be a star again? Billy was the one that changed the most, and it was mostly just a realization of what was truly important to him, he needed to realize what his dreams really were.

I did love the added drama that Billy's ex brought. She was a welcome bit of very comic relief and a reminder that pretty packages aren't always very great on the inside. Billy and Lacey's romance was sweet but I didn't get the fireworks moment that I was hoping for.
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