Another great book from Abbi Glines. She is a favourite of mine and continues to be so. I really enjoyed 'Until Friday Night' and had been looking forward to the next installment in this series for some time. I REALLY ENJOYED this book, and enjoyed it as much as Under the Lights, if not MORE!!! 
 This book actually features Gunner AND Brady, who we met in the previous book, plus Willa. Willa Ames had just moved back to Lawton, after living away with her Mum for many years. She used to live in Lawton with her Nonna as a child, then went back home and now she is back. She has had a lot of bad things happen to her recently which have culminated and given reason for her to return to live with her Nonna again to finish off her schooling before going to college. She has had some bad times, experienced some dark moments and now she is having to deal with the consequences whilst trying to move on. She loves her Nonna and will do what she can to make her proud of her and behave for her which includes staying out of trouble and staying away from boys. 
 When Willa was a child living in Lawton previously, her, Gunner and Brady were the best of friends. They spent all their time together, most of it up in the treehouse on the Lawton estate. The three of them were inseparable. When Willa left, Gunner and Brady continued to be very good friends. Now Willa is back... Will they remember her and will their friendships still be there? Gunner and Brady have changed hugely. Gunner is a bit of a jock, having fun and not really caring. There is a lot going on in Gunner's home life that he keeps very much to himself and uses girls to forget his problems. He has a pretty shocking home life and there are some HUGE SURPRISES and REVELATIONS in this book! 
 Brady on the other hand hasn't really changed much at all. He is still very reliable, hard-working, star of the football team with a pretty perfect home life and family. He has a 'Sort of' girlfriend in Ivy, who is also dependable and reliable and makes him happy. 
 But they've all grown up, they've all changed a bit and when Willa returns it brings back A LOT of old feelings, emotions and memories of how things used to be and how they would things to be again. Gunner was always Willa's closest friend and her confidante, and vice versa - they both told each other a lot about their feelings even as young children and they both soon realise they feel the same way. 
 Due to Willa's past and the darkness within her, she doesn't feel that she is worthy of either boy. Her Nonna also believes that Willa should stay away from the boys so as not to cause them any unnecessary hurt or corrupt their perfect life (in Brady's case) or create more problems in their already difficult lives (in Gunners case)! But that's easier said than done... 
 "I didn't want his words to affect me like this, but that wasn't my choice. They were burrowing inside me and latching on. Making me want things I didn't deserve nor could I have." 
 This book was a really great read and I thoroughly enjoyed it! It was a real page turner, with some MASSIVE SHOCKS which had my jaw dropping. It was also a pretty emotional read at times, especially with some of Willa's struggles and Gunners family issues, there were definitely a couple of tissue moments for me!! This was a superb page-turner which I simply did not want to put down. 
 There is a bit of a love triangle in this story, but I wouldn't say it was your regular triangle situation. For me it was pretty clear there was only going to be one outcome here - an element of this storyline was unnecessary, but at the same time it did manage to add a little more angst and drama to the story which was fine overall. 
 I really liked the characters and on the whole they were pretty likeable and loveable throughout the story. It is a really good, easy to read, sweet YA book which leaves you with a smile on your face! You don't need to have read the first book in the series to enjoy this one, although I think you would get the full experience if you did as you will pick up on snippets of things that are to come and what Abbi may have in store for us in future books. I liked the brief featuring of Riley in this book - she featured in the first book too and I'm hoping we get more from her with one of the other boys and find our her truths. I am definitely looking forward to more in this series from Abbi Glines! 
 **** 4 STARS ****