2.5 stars 
 The premise was promising. I've always liked stories about best friends turning into something more. But, I was almost turned away from it because the cover makes Carter look like a lovesick puppy. It's not a cute look for someone who was described to have pantydropping charm. 
 Let's go right into the book, then. It was riddled with grammatical and punctuation mistakes that distracted me from my overall reading experience. There also wasn't much exposition to the story. Parts of it were implausible: I'm to believe that Carter and Arizona had known each other since grade school and all of a sudden, over the course of one day, they BOTH realized they were physically attracted to each other?! Then they were both at this party where there was a very convenient scheduled "power hour" when you're allowed to grope strangers without consequences?! Guess who just happened to stand next to each other... Ok, one of them was completely wasted but still...their feelings went from 0 to 100 in one night! 
 The ending was cringe-worthy. I just kept shaking my head while reading it. If you've read it, you'd know: it's just not something a respectable, romantic hero does. It was rude and selfish, and if he had any to begin with, he lost his charm. 
 This book had so much potential but it could have been improved with several more rounds of edits and maybe a few more chapters throughout to make it into a cohesive, structurally sound story.