I couldn't explain my thoughts better than Vaneesha did. So for a better expressed review, read here. 
 Here's what I thought. 
 It's Zapata, so there's a certain threshold of quality to her books. RCM is an amazing story. The heroine is quirky, sensible and most importantly, a good friend. I love how she has male best friends. No hidden attraction or emotions. They love each other, make each other crazy, talk smack about each other in front of each other's faces; normal besties stuff. It's a shame that almost all romance books fail to explore the platonic friendships of women and men. 
 Sasha is almost a dream come true. Like all Zapata heroes, he's patient, honorable and affectionate. He's the rock star of our dreams. Most importantly, he's shown to be a mortal human being like the rest of the us. No macho fist pumping, no growling pack-leader behavior that shakes the world in its boots. Just a normal, sexy as they come guy. 
 One should also read this book for the other men in this story. Eli, Mason and the others could not have been better characters. They're hilarious! 
 But the 3 stars I give this story are for the conflicting (might I say hypocritical?) things that Gaby says. At one point she is all pro choice and believes that if you're not hurting anyone or asking for handouts, you should be able to dress and act the way you want. And then a few chapters later, when she sees women who are dressed in short clothes, or women who are flirting strongly with the guys, she quickly brands them prostitutes. Before going into the book, I thoughr that maybe people are being more sensitive than necessary about it. Calling people sluts or similar things can sometimes be akin to an atheist saying G*d damn. They don't actually believe in it but it's just a way of cursing or talking crazy with friends, that has become normalised. But the slut shaming felt a bit forced and silly in this book. Shut shaming as a principle is a dumb thing to do. So when I read such instances in the book, I felt disappointed. 
 But all in all, I had a fab time reading this book. Despite my issues, I wholeheartedly recommend this one.