It has such a ponytail. But then it was buried under layers and layers of cliches and stereotypes. 
 I love books with power couples, I love strong friendship between and guy and a girl. But why does the guy have to be bisexual or gay to be her friend? Why does she have to the first one to change everything. I wrote about the potential earlier because I was really hoping for some character development till the very end. Especially with Gideon (no offence to anybody but what kind of name is it, especially for character from modern world, who's supposed to be powerful, wealthy and hot). Maybe there is a change for that considering that there's a sequel but the first book was't compelling enough to make me reach for more. 
 I'm curious about Cary and the rest of his history but the main romance is not that interesting in the second half of the book. 
 I read in some review that it's suppose to be a better version of 50 shades of Grey. If it is thank God I didn't read 50 shades.