This is the second book in the series, and I liked this one better than the first one.

This story intertwines with The Opposite of Right, and is the story of Cam's sister Ariel.

Dylan and Ariel's story felt a lot deeper than Cam's. Whilst it is still pretty insta-stuff, their stories had a lot more depth to them.

Dylan was all kinds of adorable. I loved him trying to break out of his boy band past, trying to get free of the shackles his record label have put on him. His trying out the bad boy thing was very enjoyable.

Ariel came to him just at the right time. Though there is that attraction, they bicker like cats and dogs, but we can feel it is going to lead to more.

This was a lovely story about being true to yourself, standing up for yourself, and never again letting anyone make you feel like you are less.

I am looking forward to Jake's story - he has me all kinds of intrigued.