2.5 up and down stars! 
 I originally started to like this book then it started to go a bit downhill for me. At first it starts off with Cami finally having Landon (her long time crush) back in her life now that he's been discharged from the Navy. Then Landon snaps at her so she quickly goes into I'm over him now mode. Which thankfully finished quickly. 
 For Landon being home is a stress for him but Cami has always being his north star. Now he just has to convince her that he's here to stay. Once they get on board it was decently good. 
 "I get lost in you," I whisper, wishing I could see her face, but not wanting to move her. "Mm," she says. "But it's the kind of lost that's like being found." 
 But then were some parts of the story that I feel didn't need to be in there as they didn't hold much relevance to the story. Like the supposedly missing money but that got resolved so quick it didn't need to be there. The only thing I can think of is that maybe it its going to be relevant coming up within the series. 
 Then Cami all of a sudden goes quiet and insecure. Grrrr. Then all is well. Then she has one blow out about her nephew and again got resolved so quickly it made it unnecessary. Then back to all lovey dovey again. A bit too lovey dovey but okay. 
 At this time the story was arcing and I saw the tragedy coming miles away but AGAIN got resolved way too quick especially with it being so near the end. With this part of the story I wanted to feel their pain and see how they triumphed together but it was brushed over that I didn't really get to experience it properly with them. 
 In the end I felt the story was too superficial and not deep enough for me. Sure it was sweet but borderline too sweet. It saddens me a bit because normally I adore this author however I am committed enough to continue with this series and find out what happens next with Kat. Fingers crossed the next time around that there will be a bit more depth and not so quickly paced that it feels like the story is being skimmed through. 
 Thank good for the cat as he made a big part of the book for me. 
 "It's not that deep, and I am quite sure that Scoot doesn't have rabies." 
 "No, he just has a bad case of the assholes."