I really enjoyed Luke and London's story. They have a nice friendship going on in addition to the romance and attraction. If anyone can do that kind of relationship right, it's CL. The guy gets around, that's for sure, but he's not cruel about it and I felt for him and how he lost touch with some of his closest friends all because they sided with his ex (not that it's their fault or anything, it's just a product of the situation). It was nice getting to see his perspective on how things ended with Mia and how his life has been ever since. I easily connected with him and wanted him to get the girl. 
 I also really liked London's outlook on guys and how she handled relationships. She's not about the drama at all. Things are kind of gray because she's falling for an ex of a friend, but honestly, I was more on her side than I was on Mia's. I especially didn't care for Harlow's reaction to it all. I could've done without the girl drama, but it was necessary to get London to where she was at toward the end of the book. 
 As always, CL kept me engaged and entertained with their writing and their characters always grab ahold of me. I love them! Everything's pretty low key in this book, so if that's your thing, you'll get a kick out of their story. If nothing else, Luke's family will win you over with their craziness. They were straight out hilarious and I would totally read a book about that family!