The book promises to be light, funny, romantic, but also real and relatable (even if one of the main characters is a Hollywood God) - and that is exactly what it delivers. 
 The plot itself is very internally driven - that is to say there are no outside factors threatening the two characters (no zombies after their brainzzz) but they're both emotionally and psychologically scarred from their pasts. 
 He's an arrogant prick, she's determined she'll bring him down a peg. He's determined he'll have her, she's determined she'll not be had. With heavy sarcasm at the fore in most of their interactions, conversations are often snarky and funny. 
 The one thing that niggled at me was that her ex-boyfriend, a prominent reason why she can't open herself to the idea of a new relationship, is introduced - even going so far as to reach out to her - but that thread of the plot is never tied up. He just kinda gets forgotten and that's the end of that. 
 All in all, though, a cute romance that's not really steamy and prefect for a lazy day with an easy read.