I have read every single Mia Sheridan book (Archer's Voice still remains my favourite) - and this was the last one to go. Ironically, this was her first published work. 
 Mia deals in the topic of "idealism." 
 And for a cynic like me - I can't believe I love it. In the other books though. Not here. 
 Evie is a virgin. She is being stalked by a man - and isn't at all alarmed by it. She confronts him, and feels an immediate connection. The stalker introduces himself as Jake, a friend of her childhood foster friend who's recently "deceased" - honestly, I could see the big reveal coming from a mile away. Would that make this is a bad cliche? Yeah. I s'ppose it does. Jake is actually her childhood friend, but he's pretending not to be *rolls eyes* 
 He whisks her away on fancy dates. 
 She calls him a couple of times and a woman answers - but she always trusts her gut and doesn't stay mad at him for long. But each time, there is a crying/fleeing scene involved which was repetitive. Leo's backstory was interesting. Lauren - what the hell happened to her? She just got away with abusing her adopted son? Wth? 
 Also pedophilia = sexually attracted to kids that are prepubescent 
 Ephebophilia =. sexually attracted to kids that are over 15 to maybe 19. Leo/Jake was 15 when this happened, so I think the latter term is more appropriate. Common misuse of the former term, just thought I'd point it out. 
 Lots of cliche. Lots of idealism. A lot of her books include virgins and first loves - the later books perhaps better at portraying it. 
 A tiny hint of Mia magic.