This was a cute friends-to-more romance that had just enough quirkiness and fun to differentiate it from other books of this genre. Both Finn and Scarlett were enjoyable characters and their banter was lots of fun. The author has included some very interesting back stories as well which adds to the book by making it deeper than just a simple romance. 
 Finn is the guardian of his sisters and that puts quite a bit of stress on him. He has a lot of responsibility on his shoulders and tends to guard his heart. Scarlett's parents are hippies who are happy camping in the backyard and, although, this could be seen as freeing, for Scarlet, it has given her a deep desire for stability. Living with Finn, as friends, has given her that. At times these two seem completely clueless about how intimate their relationship already is and they certainly haven't entertained going any further. Or have they? I think one of them has. And this is where I had a small problem with Finn. He's been scaring off Scarlett's dates and boyfriends for years and has never made a move. Now, I understand that he thinks he's saving her from heartbreak but doesn't seem to understand that he's breaking her heart anyway. I guess I just wanted him to take ownership of his actions and his feelings and jump in with both feet instead of fighting it so much. Ultimately, the "practice kissing" gives him the push he needs and also opens Scarlett's eyes to the possibilities and, although they fight it, their chemistry can't be denied. 
 Now, don't get me wrong, even though I wanted more from Finn, I still enjoyed this quick, fun read. The writing was good and the characters were sassy and smart. If you like the friends-to-more genre, and you want a quick read, I think this might be a book you should add to your TBR.