Charlie is an effervescent tom-boy brought up in an all male household after losing her mother at a young age. All she's ever known is sports and being one of the guys. After her dad makes her get a summer job to pay off speeding tickets, she winds up working for eccentric clothing store owner, Linda. The shop sells glittery, girly clothes so far removed from everything Charlie knows and likes. 
 Charlie's narration is so real and you get swept up in every moment of her life. You realise that not only is she head-strong and brutally honest, she begins to realise she's also vulnerable and unsure. I absolutely felt for her the whole way though. 
 Her romance with Braden is perfectly executed. The pace of the build up, the dialogue and the fact that Braden isn't just a one dimensional nice guy character. He's charming and complex - a friend to her brothers, an honorary member of the family, and treats Charlie like an equal, but then during their midnight conversations through the fence we see how much he cares for Charlie, how sweet he is and a little backstory on his home life. I bought into their romance completely, it brought a smile to my face so many times. 
 The only negative I have is that her brothers, although being mentioned and featured in the story a lot, felt diluted as characters but overall I really enjoyed this book and I hope Kasie West continues to write this high quality of story, I'll definitely be looking forward to her future novels.