I really liked the relationship between Taylor and Ezra and I liked watching Taylor rediscover herself and what she wants to do with her life. I always enjoy a book where the main character has grown up going down one path, only to be thrown for a loop and having to figure out just life in general, probably because it resonants with my life. I also really enjoyed her relationship with her family. Even though they got on my nerves, the tension felt real to me and it was interesting seeing how it all played out from start to finish. 
 My problem with this book and why I didn't enjoy it as much as the others in this series has to do with the fact that the storyline and pacing felt off. We have the fallout from Taylor's mistake and then she's just coasting along trying to figure things out, which like I said above, I enjoyed, but I kept waiting for something, the oomph factor I guess, and before I knew it, I was 94% into the book, still waiting for it. (view spoiler)[ Nothing ever came of the whole soccer team problem. Yes, some of the girls became her friend and they started to shape up a bit, but there wasn't any resolution with Nicole and I was seriously waiting for someone else to step in as Coach because the guy sucked. And then with Ezra, it both took awhile for them to get together, but it also felt rushed, which is weird that it happens like that. (hide spoiler)] I just thought it was weird that I was at that point in the book when there was so much more story to tell. I guess with that in mind, you can say that the ending felt a bit rushed and incomplete. 
 I do like the book overall, it just felt off to me. It's just one of those instances where it's nice to read at the time, but easy to forget and not something I'd pick up again. 
 As an aside, I'll be the first to tell you that I don't like for politics or politicians at all. I think the majority are corrupt and fake, and I never saw the point in painting the "perfect, wholesome family" picture for votes, probably because it's a load of bull and I hate lies, but that's just me. In any case, I tend to enjoy reading or watching political families and their drama, possibly a guilty pleasure of mine, just because I know it's fake.