The first half of this book could rival how deeply I felt about "The Deal" by Elle Kennedy. In fact, I thought it was a little better, which was shocking, because it means perfection has a benchmark and it can be breached (lol) - either that or time diminishes feelings! :) I'm actually feeling contradictory about calling this instalove - a few of my fellow readers have - because I have read instalove and it's one of my most despised tropes, unless the writer tricks me into thinking it's something else - a bit like here? I don't think having a unrequited crush is the same as instalove. Which is what Ethan Dexter has been harbouring for his friend's sister-in-law for over two years. And yeah - it takes a kiss for her to notice him, and suddenly she can't stop noticing him - but I hesitate in calling it instalove. Whatever. If Kristen Callihan has tricked me, then fair play to her :) 
 Now, I'm unhappy about the trajectory of this story. 
 The main conflict is contrived. Dexter worries about letting the press know about Fi, because they would invade her life, and the ending is all about her sexy pics being leaked to the press, and her naked body is being gawped by millions online, because Dexter is a fool and doesn't know how to password protect his phone. 
 The contrived conflict was ....frustrating. Maddening. 
 Not how I wanted the story to go. 
 All I got was don't take nude pics as the moral of the story, when it should have been something more awesome or personal. It's a love story. Not a "harsh lessons learnt" story. Gah.