I think I picked this up expecting a different journey than what was given to me. This style of non-fiction novel is not my personal taste (the author telling their story of research but also explaining/exploring their findings in the process), but nonetheless I felt like I came away from the experience with new insights. 

Personally, this meandered between topics a little too much and lacks some much-needed cohesiveness as a result, but I don't think the information you glean from the book ultimately suffers -- it's rather the reading experience altogether that is affected.

Started off with promise and ended a huge disappointment. A common theme I personally see in Lauren's books is that she fails to really make her characters feel fleshed out (especially her male leads), and as a result I find it increasingly difficult to care about whatever contrived situations she throws them into.