I Want it That Way was just ok. There wasn't any drama (which I appreciated) but I didn't find Nadia interesting. I was much more intrigued by her bff Lauren (I really want to read her story). Ty was interesting (and a redhead, I'm trying to think of the last book I read with a redheaded guy but I can't think of any) and had an adorable son, Sam, and there is a lot going on in his head as to what happened with Sam's mom. 
 As with a typical romance you have the coming together, the "we can't be together" and the happily ever after (or not) at the end. I had an issue with some of Nadia's choices at the end (not about Ty, but about other things) (view spoiler)[Her financial situation changes and her parents can't help her out anymore so she decides to stop going to school full time (which results in her losing her scholarship) and just take one class at a time so she doesn't have to take out any student loans, which will push back her graduation by several years if she only takes one class at a time. This is ridiculous to me because she only had one year of college left and she had a scholarship that covered at least part of her expenses so it's not like her loans would be that much and she had a job that she was already using to pay her share of the rent/food so those expenses were already covered. And it's not like making this choice would somehow help out the situation with Ty. It just doesn't make any sense to me. Rant over. (hide spoiler)]