This book blew me away. When I started it, I figured I was in for a good story, but what I got was so much more. 
 A law student, and a porn star. A match that sounds like it would be a hot mess, turned out to be a hot mix. 
 Grace is studying to be a corporate lawyer, what she figures is a safe, stable career choice, and the next step in the mast we plan of her life. When she literally runs in to Carson Stinger, straight male performer, while in Las Vegas, her plan slowly starts to crumble as he makes her question the reasoning behind her plan. 
 "I just mean that maybe having something good and then having to let it go is more painful than never knowing what you're missing." 
 There was so much to love here. The timeline is not constricted to the weekend of their initial meeting. Instead we get to see all the consequences of that weekend for years afterwards, because when Monday rolls around, Grace and Carson have gone back to their separate lives completely changed people. The way they continue their lives while keeping the other in the back of their mind gave Mr hope the whole time that one day they would find each other again...even when it looked like Carson was going to find Grace and didn't quite make it there. His nickname for Grace, Buttercup, and the series of answers for why he called her that melted me each time the conversation came up. 
 This was yet another book I've read recently that left me wondering why it sat in my TBR list as long as it did.