I loved this one just about as much as I loved the first one in the series, Undressed. In a way, this one was more light-hearted. We didn't have quite the seriousness of past issues as in the first book. But we did still have the experiences in both characters' pasts that made them wary to move their relationship anywhere near something serious. Even though both of them really did like each other enough that it was serious in its own way, neither wanted to admit it. I have to say that I totally understood when Emerson would get really upset about the things that Lucas did, I mean he was kind of a jerk for what he'd done. But towards the end I was after her to stop and give him another chance. And as we see from Emerson's past experience with her own family, she doesn't always stick around to get the whole story. Although, to be fair, her family didn't really 'fess up the things she needed to know that might have made her outlook on love and life so much different. As much as you had to hate Aster for what she did to Emerson, and how annoying she was, when she was around Emerson's brother Seth, that was funny. This was a story that I was flipping pages and sped through. Just like the first one. I'm hopeful that we will get more books in this series as I look forward to reading more of these fun romantic stories from one of my favorite authors.