This book is a light, enjoyable read. For the hopeless singles who've had no experience being anything else before (ohmigosh I can't believe I've just admitted that) this book can be insightful to the art of dating. 
 Firstly - woah, nice cover! It's no surprising nor unfair that the girl's face took up more than half the page since she looks sooo hot. I cannot vouch for the guy though. 
 The story was ok, a typical meet, greet, and date. I did feel that the friendship-to-love bit came a bit too fast. I would have liked a slower and steadier pace of courtship rather than the speedy jump-in. And for a person who hates any mention of fornication, especially the details of it, those parts were a ripoff for me. But that's just a personal preferance. 
 There were some issues raised by the female lead, Dylan, which were pretty thought-provoking. I liked that. Here's one I really liked: 
 "Dylan: In my baggy jeans and messy hair, I know I don't fit into this plastic place. But I don't want to fit in. That's when no one notices you. You leave a longer impression when you're brave enough to stand out." 
 Not that I expect Dylan to want anyone turning into the biggest asshole or whatever, but taken correctly, I think some of her messages and opinions are really worth adhering to. Her thoughts are deep, though sometimes, what she chooses to say (or rather, ask) can seem rather shallow sometimes. To me. 
 I liked both Dylan and Grey, they were really unique and refreshing on the page. What was great about them was that each were aware of each other's flaws. They aren't perfect, but then they compromise. They accomodate. And I think that was really sweet of them, both worked with each other to make their relationship work. However, in reality, I think Dylan would have been slightly scary to befriend. Her quirkiness, though enchanting, might need some decorum in real life. 
 On the whole, this book has a typical love-story plot but paired with good development and delivery, wonders work on the page.