4.5 stars 
 After hearing readers rave about Miranda's books, I first tried out Breathe, Annie, Breathe, even though I figured it wouldn't really be my style. And then I was completely blown away. So when I saw Jesse's Girl, I was skeptical. Rocker romance is so not my thing, but if I know anything, it's that Miranda can make me love being outside of my comfort zone. And when it came right down to it, she made me read almost the entire book in one sitting! 
 The plot isn't complicated. It didn't have the same internal struggle that I found in Annie, but it had its own subtle push and pull between the two main characters. Jesse isn't Maya's type at all, but she figures she might be able to learn a thing or two from him. Jesse, on the other hand, doesn't seem to have a type. He's just busy trying to find his place in the music industry, somewhere he can be comfortable and be himself. Because the first half of the book takes place in just one day, it didn't leave a lot of room for character growth. What I did love, though, was the chemistry between Jesse and Maya. The way that they chip away at each other, until their guards are down and they begin to be genuine with each other. The story, the dialogue... it all felt real. 
 The timeline of the first half of the book didn't drag, or feel slow in the least. On the contrary, it made the second half of the book feel like it was moving at lightning speed. It completely pulled me in! If you're looking for a sweet summer romance, this is the book for you! A guaranteed feel-good read <3 
 A copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.