Him was a good read. I enjoyed it, however at times it felt drawn out and there were times where it felt as though the two POVs weren't differentiated well enough so I wasn't sure whose perspective it was that I was reading at the time. This book was HOT though and it also had a good mix of sweet and romantic. I really loved how accepting most were in this book but it was almost too perfect. It made me happy and smile big though. 
 I struggled with how quickly Jamie forgave Wes, both times. It's like I can see it, but I can't. Plus I found parts of it predictable, especially the part from the gas station. Who didn't see that coming from a mile away? I called that way early. Some parts almost seemed recycled or overly familiar from Elle Kennedy's Off-campus series (which I absolutely loved, btw) but it wasn't too similar to enjoy. 
 Overall I give Him 3-3.5 stars. I'm about to start the next book, Us, and I'm cautiously optimistic. I hope there isn't too much drama and angst, especially surrounding the need for Wes to hide his relationship with Jamie because that pisses me off when people have to hide who they are, who they love, or who they date, but that's what the blurb sounds like.