Jules is a workaholic, preferring to spend her time furthering her career than rushing home to another person. Her focus has meant she has advanced in her field quickly, but with little time for her longtime boyfriend, he called it quits and she hasn't bothered to replace him on a permanent basis. 
 Cal has the same workaholic drive. Intending to quickly make partner at his New York financial firm, he puts in long hours and only relaxes by hanging out with his longtime buddies. 
 When they meet in Boston while Jules is attending a conference and hit it off, they embark on a journey that could change their lives, if they are willing to let someone else in. 
 These two face not only the challenges of a long distance relationship, living on opposite coasts, but also the challenges of the already packed schedules of two people focused on their careers. 
 I liked Cal for the most part. He and Jules were perfectly matched except for their locations. But maybe long distance is exactly what they both needed. Checking in via text message and phone calls is a lot less demanding than being present for meals and weekends. 
 Both characters made decisions that, though they drove the plot along, left me feeling frustrated with the actors. As plot driven as the story was, it worked, but it still left me struggling at times to stay invested in the story. I felt like the characters were lacking in background depth. It felt like we didn't know much about them outside of the confines of their growing relationship. There was very little attention paid to Jules's background or family, though her best friend was present for several very humorous interludes, and Cal's background was flat as well. 
 This was an overall cute story with an easy storyline. It was smooth without deep emotional highs and lows, making it a comfortable long distance story. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.