I had my doubts when I read the blurb for this, normal teen girl meets super famous boy band member is probably one of my least favourite plots and it's been done to death in the YA world. I went in not expecting too much from it but I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by some parts and was left shaking my head at others. 
 When the two characters first meet, I thought it had promise because Stella doesn't know who Oliver is and they had a nice bit of back and forth flirting going but then that gets replaced with insta-love the next time they meet, much to my disappointment. 
 Character wise, I struggled with Stella, she was rude, brash and judgmental. I'm not quite sure why Oliver liked her so instantaneously. 
 Oliver lacked substance for me. His constant hot and cold mood swings were annoying to read. When he was trying to be charming, I found him slightly more charismatic but he was too over the top at times. 
 The instant friendships formed between Stella, her brother and the rest of the band is very odd. I know you can instantly have a connection with people and get along but life-long friendships are not formed in the way this book implies or made as quickly. 
 Now, onto the positives! If you can get past the instalove and insta-friendships then the story actually has some really sweet romance moments. All of the characters, whilst not necessarily all likeable, definitely seem like they could be real people. Their voices felt authentic enough for the type of story this was. 
 I probably won't be in a hurry to pick up the second book in this series but i imagine I will read it at some point.