Leigh's review: 
 I adored this book!! I devoured it and simply couldn't put it down. It had no buring secrets or over the top drama or unrealistic romantic situations. Nor was there any of the "You deserve better than me" martyrdom that drives me nuts. What there was was two people that met and, from the start, were snarky and argumentative and just clicked. 
 Drew Jagger was what I have come to expect as a Vi Keeland hero. Handsome and sure himself. A guy who may be wary of relationships and a bit of a manwhore, but deep down, a really good guy who has just been hurt or is scared of commitment. He's confident with the right amount of cocky keeping him just this side of being a jerk, and just fun. He curses, he's crass, but he has the intelligence and honesty to back it up. From the first minute he met Emerie, asking if she made a "wrong turn at the corner of Crazy and Nutjob", I fell for this story and these two people. 
 Emerie Rose was just a sweet heroine. She was naive, but I liked her. She had come to New York, following a man that she felt she loved, even though the feelings weren't returned. We've all been there and I could sympathize with her situation, but I loved that it didn't break her or turn her from relationships. Especially one with Drew that just grew organically. From the moment she met him and launched herself at him to show him her awsome krav maga moves, to the moment they realized they were falling in love, there was nothing rushed or off about their relationship. It grew slowly and subtly, quietly appearing without either of them noticing. And it was beautiful. 
 The lengths that Drew and Emerie went through to show one another that they cared just touched my heart. The small things that meant a lot and the big things that meant the world, they all combined to make a book filled with snorting laughter and heartbreak and love. 
 I can't recommend this book enough. If you like snark, romance, dirty talking cocky heros, little gestures that make you melt and an adorable little boy to boot, this book is for you. 
 Review copy provided with no expectations.