This was a bit of a slow start for me but about a quarter of the way through I finally felt dialed in and invested in the characters and their plight. I think part of the issue was that there's a lot of simulators to this story and another book I read last year, but they were different enough to keep me interested. I love the main character, Cam. She's the workaholic lawyer from the city who doesn't believe in love and treats her blind date, Ben, terribly then wakes up the next morning in a cutesy town right out of a Hallmark movie with him as her neighbor. They have tasks they need to achieve in order to go home and they grow closer over time. There was some angst in this book, but a heart clenching, yearning type of angst that hurt but I enjoyed. My favorite part was that even when she does figure out what she needs to change, Cam is still herself as far as being sarcastic and sometimes grumpy, when while growing and learning to love herself and others. I don't think it was my fave by this author but by the end I definitely enjoyed it. I also think it would make a great movie.