This book surprised me. I honestly wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did, but I found myself not being able to put it down. This is kind of like a modern high school twist on Pride and Prejudice, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. 
 The story follows Devon, and high school senior who is comfortable with her life, going with the flow, and doesn't really have a direction for what's next after high school. Her cousin, Foster, has recently come to live with her family and this brings all sorts of craziness into Devon's previously chill world. She is thrust into a search for change, battling her feelings for her best friend Cas, and catches the interest of the school's star football player, Ezra. Feelings get compromised, mistakes are made, but all along the way Devon grows and ultimately comes out with a new outlook and is ready for wherever she's headed next. 
 Devon is a hilarious protagonist. She made me laugh out loud at times, and it's so fun being in her head. Foster is the little brother everyone wants: quirky, funny, and he always knows when to say the right thing. I liked Ezra, but I felt that his character was lacking where it should've held the most depth. Yes, his backstory was revealed, giving explanation to his aloofness, but it was just kind of thrown out there. It wasn't really explained, just touched on. And then there's my issue with the character of Marabelle. Don't get me wrong, I loved her, but she had no real purpose in the story. It seemed like she was just there as a plot device in explaining the mysterious Ezra, and that disappointed me. The whole her being pregnant thing was also a giant elephant in the room, and that whole thing was never seriously addressed either. What I did like, though, was she and Foster together. That was very cute. 
 Towards the beginning of the book, the author was constantly throwing names at me and giving me brief summaries of each. I wasn't really a big fan of that setup. It was too much too soon, and I would've liked to have been introduced to each character naturally rather than having them explained to me directly. 
 The romance with Ezra and Devon was very cute, but also frustrating. It definitely resembled that of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth, which I enjoyed. I think that their feelings for each other could have been hinted at more throughout the book though. With the way it's set up, it's like suddenly at the very end they just realize-BAM!- "we have feelings for one another and should act on that." It felt kind of forced, like it came out of left field even though I as a reader knew that it was heading there. I did like their interactions with one another, I just wish there could have been more development in the romance department. 
 All in all, a very pleasant book. It was surprising and funny, and delightful throughout. Would definitely recommend!!