Oh gosh! Very few heroes can incite such conflicting emotions in me. In the very same breath I could curse him while want to kiss him soundless. *Sigh* Such vagaries of a female reader's feelings. 
 Joseph/Joey's got to be one of the best on my Most Delicious Heroes list. Perfect amount of arrogance, with an athletic body and stable and intelligent mind. He did behave like a perfect tool at times, but I forgave him readily. Not only is it impossible to always be fair and good in real life, a few faults in character give much depth to a person. Nobody can live their whole lives with a saint. 
 The book does touch upon a very interesting point. Jazz's mother is shown to have an illicit affair with her married boss. As much as her actions anger Jazz, she's not shown to be out and out villain. People rarely are. Humans make mistakes. Some are inexcusable and unforgivable. But that doesn't take away everything else from their character. It was a profound feeling and I applaud the author for showing such great gravity. 
 The writing is just breezy enough to compliment the whirlwind emotions and situations that arise at times. 
 It totally deserves the 4 stars I am giving it.