I got a free copy via a giveaway. 
 There are parts of the book i liked and other parts I don't. I was looking for an f-f romance with minimal LGBT themes and sex, and the book delivered. It feels like a coming-of-age story, where Brooklyn spends the summer learning to accept who she is. I thought it was written well. Personally, i'm not a big fan of the arts so references to the literature/musicals/plays were lost on me. It was written in such a way you don't have to know what Bye Bye Birdie is, so that wasn't a big problem. 
 I like how Brooklyn's relationship with Zoe develops over feelings and actions instead of over lust. Too many romance novels seem to be love-at-first-sight instead of developing over time. 
 A few plot points I didn't like: 
 (view spoiler)[I would have liked it better if Russell wanted to be her friend from the beginning. Revealing he had a crush on her the whole time made me lose some respect towards him. Why can't he just care about her as a friend? (hide spoiler)] 
 (view spoiler)[Similarly, why can't Zoe accept Brooklyn's sexuality and be ok as friends? (hide spoiler)]