I've been back and forth about this book while reading it. There were times that I honestly couldn't stand the characters, and then there were times that their quirks didn't bother me so much. This was a very quick read and honestly overall it was very sweet. It might be something that I pick up and read again in the future so I can't discount it completely. 
 Posey Osterhagen was the "invisible" girl in high school who obviously developed a crush on the hottest bad boy in school who in turn paid no attention to Posey. He's in love with someone else and by the end of high school he moves away to be with her and Posey of course moves on with her life. Then 15 years later Posey's crush returns and she tries to ignore the fact that she might still have that same crush on him. 
 This is the first book by Kritan Higgins that I've read. As I understand it, this book is also a departure from her previous books in that we get the hero's point of view. In this case Liam. I like this aspect very much in romance books. It feels very well rounded when we get the perspectives of both parties. In this case it may have been the saving grace for me with this book because I honestly didn't really care much for Posey when we were getting the story from her POV and Liam's quirks and OCD's were too much to take when following his POV. However, I liked Posey uch more when we were seeing her from Liam's POV and vice versa. In that regard I guess Higgins did a great job with perseption and how we view ourslves as opposed to how others really view us. 
 As I said before, it's a really sweet book. There's nothing too shocking that happens. The storyline is one that's been done before, but with Higgins wit and humor the book is refreshing. I loved the secondary characters sometimes even more than I loved the main characters. I longed for the interaction between Posey and her friends / family. 
 I'm not sure if I will ever read something by Higgins again, but if I ever just want a quick easy read, a book that will take little ocncentration but still manages to make me feel happy by the end, then I would know where to come to. Until Then!