I buddy read this with my dear friend, Rachmi [Click her name to read her fab review] 
 Drew Jagger is a divorce lawyer who just returned from his vacation in Hawaii. He decides to check the renovation progress of his office and surprisingly sees an unfamiliar woman. It turns out she's a psychologist whose forte is to help married couples rebuild their relationship. Emerie Rose thought she found an affordable office to rent and realize she's been conned. Their encounter is both hilarious and embarrassing. Now that she's too broke to rent a new space, Drew felt bad. She felt relieved and thankful when he offered her to stay until she saves enough money and since his secretary is unavailable, she can temporarily fill-in. 
 Drew and Emerie may have opposing personalities but they perfectly blend together. Drew is cocky, tactless, arrogant and daring while Emerie is sweet, naive, reserved and genuine. I really enjoyed their conversations and occasional exchange of banters. I can't help laughing whenever they tease each other and Drew messing up Emerie's quotes! 
 Their different views in relationship challenged them to explore something new. Drew is into no-strings-attached / casual relationship and Emerie is more of a long-term. They're both aware of it and as they get to know each other. Their romance blossomed to the next level. It's sexy and intimate. Along the way they encountered issues (mostly on Drew's part since he has trust issues due to his past -- will not mention it to make it spoiler-free) and I like they handled these difficult situations well and communicated effectively. In the end, their conflicts were greatly resolved. 
 Overall, it's a wonderful light-hearted romance novel. I almost cry on the epilogue. Sweetness overload between Drew and Emerie. They're so freaking adorable! Kudos to Vi Keeland for another swoon worthy romance <3 
 P.S. 
 I wish Roman (Drew's best friend) will have his own book. He has a potential to become a male lead and he needs to meet his own match :P 
 Final rating: 4.5 / 5 stars