I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased opinion. 
 Frankie Cole has a life she loves, working at a business she owns with her two best friends and living in an apartment in the same brownstone as them, owned by her friend Paige's brother, Matt. Lately, Frankie can't get thoughts out of her mind of how sexy Matt is; a big problem because she doesn't believe in love or do relationships, since she knows they will all end just like her parents' marriage did. Matt has been in love with Frankie for years and is no longer content with the friendship he share. He wants to make Frankie see that sometimes love does have a happy ending. 
 This book has everything I love about chick lit and is a perfect read to forget about the world. However, it also had one thing that is sadly also common in chick lit that drives me crazy. Matt tells Frankie to tell him to stop if he is making her uncomfortable, and he will. She asks him to stop, and instead of stopping, he tells her why he's going to keep going and then does so. Why tell a girl that she can say no and then take that option away from her when she does? It's frustrating. If it weren't for that moment, Matt would have been the perfect man. I loved the friendship between Paige, Frankie, and Eva. This book is the second in a trilogy featuring them, and if you enjoy the scenes in Puffin Island in the book, it has its own trilogy, as well.