I'd like to start by saying I really like Tiffany King. Like really like her. I like her writing style and I like her characters. 
 BUT.... 
 I was bugged by a couple of things here. 
 Misunderstandings follows Brittni, a elementary school teacher, that is in Seattle for her college friends' wedding. While Seattle holds some awful memories for her, she knows she can't miss her friends' special day. She has a severe fear of elevators, but naturally Rob's office is on the top floor and that's where he asked to meet her for a special surprise for the bride. After pumping herself up, she finally steps into the elevator. Right when the doors are about to close, her day goes from frazzled to downright awful. 
 Her ex happens to be the one stepping aboard with her. Her immediate thought? 
 FML. 
 Justin and Brittni (LOL) didn't have the easiest break-up. In fact, Justin hated Brittni so the last thing she wanted was to see the boy. Their problems went back two years prior when they were in college. And that's the whole problem. For two years Justin stewed over things that weren't exactly true and Brittni's secrets remained trapped inside her. 
 If only they could talk it out. 
 I both liked and hated Brittni and Justin. While I understood Brittni's desire for secrets (I can even relate to that), I thought she kept the big secret to herself to the point of martyrdom. It was like really? REALLY? I rolled my eyes when it finally came to pass. Not that it was the most original thing and I suspected it from chapter one, but still - it was over the top and Brittni didn't need to keep it to herself. She should have told him. She should have told him well before he found out. 
 Justin, on the other hand, had every right to be mad. However, and this is where I disagree with the people that think he could be mad, he acted like a complete douche before learning the truth. (view spoiler)[His whole break-up because he didn't hear from her for a week and assumed everything? Then purposefully hurting hurting her by making out with another girl and rubbing it in her face? THEN publicly shaming her? That's what pisses me off the most. He had absolutely every right to know as the father, but why spread your business for everyone to hear? The dude clearly wanted to hurt her and that doesn't make me think highly of him. Be mad! Yell at her privately! Tell her she was wrong because she certainly was. But the public shaming? Calling her a bitch like he did? I think that made him quite the dick (hide spoiler)]. 
 When they were happy, I really liked them both. She was serious and he was a goofball. They were the yin to the others' yang. I enjoyed their romance. Then once they broke up I had problems with the characterizations because there were huge 180s. Particularly near the end: (view spoiler)[when he learns the truth, he immediately goes back to flirty Justin and she goes back to doe-eyed Brittni. It was a little too fast for me. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, I enjoyed the book. It had its moment I could have done without, but I did like it. 
 Tiffany King is pretty awesome.