I am giving this a generous three stars because 1) the romance was really warm and sweet 2) this has a really great positive undercurrent to it regarding female sexuality and 3) it explored the legitimacy of non-college options for teens (attention YA authors: more of this, please). 
 However, there are loads of plot holes and contrivances that are pretty irritating and all the ends are tied up with a pretty saccharine bow at the end. I would have liked less of a happy ever after and more of a happy for now kind of ending, which would have been more realistic for these characters' circumstances. It irked me that Cami worked so many hours at her father's restaurant to the extent that it was an extreme child labor law violation. Any restaurant owner would know these laws very well and know that in most places those laws and enforced. I you're writing contemporary/realistic fiction, you any ignore real life like that. 
 I'll write a longer review on the blog soon, and I definitely recommend this to romance readers looking for a solid YA romance, despite my annoyances with a number of elements. 
 Also, PSA to all writers and editors: it's "I couldn't care less," not "I could care less." 
 Edit: I wrote more here - http://cleareyesfullshelves.com/blog/...