Devyn Summers and Riley McIntyre meet in their freshman year of college and quickly become best of friends, despite Riley's early attempts to cross the friend zone line Devyn had drawn. But Devyn has a list of things she wants to do before she graduates and becomes an "adult" and just before graduation, she decides crossing the last item from the list with help from her best friend is the perfect way to finish the list and lose her virginity. 
 Five years after that night, Riley is determined to fix everything he lost and get back the only girl he's ever loved. But he doesn't know that Devyn has been keeping a secret all this time. 
 The college years flew by so fast I felt like I didn't have a solid foundation for the feelings that would carry them through 5 years without contact. I'm not saying I didn't believe the feelings were there, I just wish more time had been spent developing and showing the attraction between these best friends versus a quick telling. 
 But I loved these two together. They were cute, had a great chemistry based not only on physical attraction but also personal comfort and genuine friendship. Those lost years and the misunderstandings and secrets hurt to think too hard about, but the way the story is told, it is not so much the lost time that damages their relationship. 
 The side characters were a great addition to the story, and both added to the humor and the drama. 
 This was a light, fairly fast read. While I had some issues with the pacing and lack of depth, this was a great low drama (until the secret Devyn's been keeping is revealed...then the drama kicks up). I found myself both grinning at the antics of the characters and wanted to shake some sense into them, often at the same time. While it wasn't overly emotional or angsty, it was a sweet, romantic read that entertained. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.