I'm quite disappointed in how this book turned out. All the things I was excited about reading in this book felt mediocre (or completely non existent) once I actually read the book. 
 I expected Trey to be a bad boy, but that assumption was way off. I also expected Trey to be kinda rude/bully-ish but that was also wrong, he never acted like a bully/jerk except for once like 2 years prior to the book. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, I really liked Trey's character it just wasn't what I expected. 
 I was excited for the taboo-ness of the main relationship, but it really wasn't taboo at all (view spoiler)[ cuz they didn't really do anything together while Trey was dating June, and when they did finally break up Shane refused to do anything sexual till he spoke with June. And then June allowed it, and while on one hand that makes me happy for the MCs, on the other hand it totally takes away any smidgen of taboo-ness this book had. (hide spoiler)] 
 I was also EXTREMELY excited for hot sex scenes but I found the sex scenes really lacking. It was better than having no sex scenes, but I couldn't seem to find the scenes hot. I like very vivid/detailed sex scenes which these scenes were lacking in. Like I absolutely love frotting scenes but instead of writing such a scene the author has the mc simply state; " ....he was kissing me hard and we were frotting. " 
 I was excited for lots of angst over a brother getting together with his sister's boyfriend, but after reading it the angst felt pretty much non existent, instead of angst it just repeatedly mentioned how guilty Shane felt about the situation. 
 Truthfully it felt like over half the book was just Shane feeling guilty over something or other, which felt very hypocritical cuz if another character felt guilty for anything, big or small, he'd look for reasons why they shouldn't feel guilty. 
 I felt this book could've been worse but it also could've been better. This is the first book I've read by Anyta Sunday, I'll probably give another one of her books a chance in the future.