This is a very ordinary instalove affected contemporary book. It is everything that you expect it to be, but nothing more. I am a hardcore fantasy lover and rarely find contemporaries entertaining, but I thought that I'd give it a go anyways. 
 Everything everything has some aspects that I appreciated. Like the interracial relationships, seeing different minorities in a respected job and so on. 
 However there are some aspects I really didn't like. First of all the instalove. I don't like instalove, it doesn't add to anything. And I hate that female characters must fall in love with the first guy they interact with. The second thing that bothered me to the point where I was thinking about giving this a two star rating was towards the end of the book, so SPOILER WARNING! 
 (view spoiler)[ Towards the end we find out that Maddy never really had SCID. She wasn't sick. She could have her perfect life because she wasn't sick. It irritated me, as I think we should have representations of ill people having an amazing life, not because they were cured, but because they were them. (hide spoiler)] 
 That is all I have to say about the book.