Ruthie Knox is becoming a favorite author. This is the third book of hers I've read and they've all been great, even when I thought I wouldn't like the set up. She's just an awesome writer: she has a light touch with dialogue and situations but still manages to imply or even confront some deep emotional shit. And make it all seem credible. And hot. That's so difficult! But she pulls it off again here when I didn't think I"d like this floundering heroine story. Yet May won me over as she figured herself out. And Ben was a worthy hero. One thing Knox does really well too is describe her locations. New York City is a real character in this book, then Wisconsin becomes another. She's very gifted and I'm going to read the Camelot series next, even though I usually hate small town romances....