It doesn't really deserve four stars, but it's closer to four than to three, hence the punctuation. 
 I like the way Kristan Higgins builds her characters, both main and supporting. Faith really won my heart, and Levi was a keeper. The grandparents and her siblings were funny, although I couldn't warm to her father, don't know why. I liked how their relationship developed through the book, although it took longer to unfold than expected, and I loved the way Levi was slowly falling for Faith, even if it took me a while to believe it... 
 What I didn't like that much was the fact that the relationship grew out of physical attraction and until the end it was more sex than relationship, it felt a bit tooo superficial... 
 The other thing I didn't like--beside the fact that apparently a successful woman is not happy until she gets married and has children (because apparently that's the cherry on top of the cake of a successful life)--is that the three Higgins books I read so far are very, very similar in structure, character development and storyline, which make me a little nervous about reading her other books (although I will most probably do anyway). I don't like when authors stick too much to what they know and don't innovate, but still that was just a residual feeling about the book. 
 All in all, I did like the story, it made me laugh some times and swoon too. It was cute and sexy and perfect to distract me of the real life for a couple of hours. Exactly what I needed. At the end, it fulfilled its mission perfectly :) 
 And btw, I wouldn't mind reading more about the other characters, especially Honor and Sarah, and especially if Faith and Levi make an appearance (and I hope that's the case since the cover says "a Blue Heron novel" *__*). 
 Thank you to Harlequin and netGalley for providing me with a copy of the book