I haven't had the best of luck with New Adult fiction, but I was incredibly surprised by how good this book was. Both Hannah and Garrett are realistic, likable and easy to root for in spite of their flaws. Here is a book where the female lead has a backbone and doesn't tolerate the hero's bullshit and also where the hero is humourous and quick witted and calls the heroine out on her bull as well instead of simply angsting over it or finding solace in another girl. 
 I enjoyed the rapid fire banter between the two leads but, most of all, I enjoyed their back stories, which gave the story a lot of depth.