I have read two other books by Rachael Anderson and I have enjoyed each book I read more than the last. I've got to admit, I didn't love the title of this particular book: Rough Around the Edges Meets Refined just felt a little long and awkward to me. In fact if I were to select on a book solely based on its title I would have skipped right by this one, but because it is the next story in the Meet-Your-Match series (and I just adored the previous title Prejudice Meets Pride), I was willing to put my title-bias aside and looked forward to reading it anyhow. 
 I was given this ebook in exchange for an honest review and here it is: 
 Firstly, I must admit that this is the perfect example of never judge a book by it's cover or title, or in this specific case rather, never judge a book based on my initial feeling toward a title because I would have missed a gem. While this book does stand alone and doesn't require having read the first one in order to enjoy it, I have to admit that a big part of my pleasure in reading this book was in revisiting these characters and seeing the passage of time in their world. 
 The first few pages of the story opens with Cassie and (like Noah's first impression - which comes a smidge later) I wasn't certain whether I was going to like her or not. Then, just a few pages in, I warmed right up to the tale, I felt right at home with characters I met previously the first book in this series. The story unfolds in such a way that I fell right into it's familiar cast and loveable families almost immediately, despite my initial hesitation regarding Cassie. 
 While I am still not a huge fan of this title, I am a fan of this story and I am most definitely a huge fan of Rachael Anderson's books (no matter their titles). I truly look forward to reading the next book of this series about Samantha. I really enjoyed how this book continued to keep me engaged with the characters found in the other books of this series. And for some undetermined reason, I'm really in the mood to have some ice cream. *wink*