Final rating: 3.75 
 This review might contains little spoilers 
 The drama is slightly better than the first one. It's a continuation of what's left on the previous book when Jack Carter and Cassie Andrews reunited. 25%-30% of this book, we get to see Jack's point of view on The Perfect Game during their breakup. It's nice hearing his side, despite of me being mad on his character. At least, he cleared up everything and he regrets it. 
 The rest of the story is about Cassie Andrews difficulties on balancing her personal life and Jack's rising fame. She's not used to being on the spotlight as people tried to invade her private life by judging her because of the photo and articles that gave a wrong impression about her. These dramas affected her really bad. Sometimes it frustrates me she's not communicating well on Jack. 
 I liked it. It's a happy ending, it's just that I can't help rolling my eyes on Cassie. Somehow, she frustrates me for being so over dramatic and weak. I don't buy that she "doesn't lead on" the driver. Girl, you're attracted with your hot driver. You may not love him but you still flirted with him. *more eye-rolling*