Okay, I was listening to this right before I had a day I was home cleaning all day, and that day I listened to the audiobook as I cleaned. Let me tell you, there were parts at the end that made me cry, actual tears streaming down my face. While in the first book, Until Friday Night, we really had some pretty good parents, or guardians/aunt and uncle, in this one, we have crappy parents of our two main characters. Now, actually we have three main characters, but one of them, Brady, we know from book 1 and he has great parents. But Willa and Gunner both have horrible parents. Fortunately Willa has come home to stay with her grandmother, who does love her. And her grandmother has always had a special place in her heart for Gunner, as she works for his family. In a way it is a love triangle, but two of them are meant to be together. And it was clear to me at the start really, although maybe some of them thought the other one would be better for Willa, that didn't mean it was the best plan, or who she would fall in love with. All the secrets that come out with Gunner's family as well as the horrible things that poor Willa deals with in trying to prove she isn't the girl that her mother thought she was to her grandmother, overall a very emotional book. I also was very happy to get back to all the characters we'd met in the first book and I look forward to reading the next book to see who will get together next. I may be more of a fan of this author than I thought I would be when I tried one of her other series.