This was a very complicated book, it was more complex than the first one. I thought it was going to be an easy read where I could just lose myself in it but I wasn't expecting a lot of the things that happened. 
 First off, spoiler alert, even if it's not really that much of a spoiler since it's mentioned literally like 2 pages in the book: Ben faked his death. He's alive. Yippee, or at least I would have been shocked and ecstatic to find out about this new development, or the author's poor attempt at a plot twist, if it weren't for the fact that I guessed it during the first book. After learning that they hadn't discovered his body and just presumed him dead, I found his so called "death" suspicious. When I learned that he didn't care about going back to his family, I admit I was pissed at him 'cause Georgie tried to take her own life when she thought he was dead and he honestly didn't think anything about his actions having an consequences. 
 I admit that I didn't like the fact that and she just changed basically a character just to fill her role. I guess it would have made more sense to label her as bisexual but going all throughout the first book and repeatedly saying that Ellie was a lesbian and she didn't like men that way, was sort of engraved in my mind and seeing her do a total 360deg was sort of like whiplash. It almost seemed like the author didn't think too far ahead when she made Ellie into a lesbian in the first book and she was regretting that decision when she was writing the 2nd novel and didn't want to write about a lesbian couple or something since she's more used to writing about male/female relationships, but in all honesty, I get that it's the author's story and she can write whatever she wants. Either way I was glad to read about Ellie and Nathaniel's discovery and exploration of each other. Watching them actually start to like each other, albeit another case of instalove from both sides, was sweet and made for great entertainment. I admit that I liked the sex scenes way much better than the first book. Of course I believe it's 'cause Nathaniel could turn into a sappy idiot and was adorable and overprotective and stuff. 
 The whole book was spent on mostly Nathaniel and Ellie's relationship and everyone else was pushed to the background. It didn't matter that the most important and interesting things were completely dismissed, like the fact that Ben is alive, why he faked his death, Georgie's recovery and possible relapse, the drama with Rhett and Sydney, among other things. The ending was just the tip of the iceberg for all the drama and complications that could have happened: Ben decided to show up to his parent's Christmas dinner and all hell broke loose but the story ended just like that! Talk about a cliffhanger! 
 I'm not too sure about the next book in the series since it's about Sydney and Rhett and it delves a lot in Sydney's past, but hopefully it also mentions stuff on the Turner family and what happened after Ben made his sudden appearance. 
 P.s. The format on my Kindle was a little off, it didn't really bother me that much and didn't take that much from the story but I definitely noticed. I'm guessing things sort of messed up in