3.5 stars 
 May is way over her head, so far outside her comfort zone she can hardly cope. But that's what happens when you answer a mistaken text and wind up in the wrong place and the wrong time. 
 My biggest hangup for this book was May herself. I had a really hard time with her reactions, both in stressful/dangerous situations and in everyday scenes. She seemed to fret about silly things in normal situations, but when stress or danger threatens she makes ridiculous decisions that only make her situation worse. And her outbursts when threatened made it even harder to like her. It felt like she wanted to make her life more difficult. 
 She did grow on me, in her own way. Her tenacity and the strength she found made it possible for her to hang on and try to claim a spot in the world in which she finds herself. Though her decisions annoyed me, I appreciated her determination to succeed and prove herself. 
 But I loved Ozzie completely. I wasn't sure when he was first described physically if I would really like him, but between his taciturn nature, his cooking, and the sense of humor he hides under the stony exterior (and what an exterior!) he was a highlight in this book. I loved the way he was with his dog, and how he could handle any of the situations thrown at him without losing his cool (except where May was concerned). 
 There is a great group of side characters around May and Ozzie. The Bourbon Street Boys are introduced and developed subtly, my favorite way to get to know characters in an interconnected series. With a few exceptions, readers get just enough about Thibault, Toni, Dev, and Lucky without pulling attention away from May and Ozzie. Even the dogs play a role in keeping the story light and fun -- though their relationship is much smoother than that of their owners. 
 This was a fun, humorous story. I found myself laughing and rolling my eyes at the antics, whether they were outright funny situations or bits that became running gags. I enjoyed this easy, light read, especially once I was able to move past May's somewhat off the wall decision making process. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.