This was a nice quick read that was cute and fun. It reminded a little bit about Holding Court by K.C. Held with the whole working at Tudor Times, or Tymes in this case, but still it told a great story all on its own. 
 It was funny to see all the ways that Quinn tried to get Wesley fired, just because of something that happened when they were younger and how she claims that it ruined her life. Quinn goes through a lot in this novel, her grandmother getting Alzheimer's, her father's gambling addiction, trying to save up money for her band's trip to England, and the fact that she has to see Wesley everywhere when she's trying to exact revenge on him. In the end, she learns a few things about her family, her grandmother, and ultimately Wesley and herself. It was fun seeing their interactions and the way that the whole story was written was really entertaining. It was obvious that the author has a great sense of humor. I would have liked to keep on reading more of Quinn's and Wesley's relationship afterwards but it had a fitting ending.