I liked this book, but I didn't love it. I know I'm in the minority here. I think because bad boys don't really do it for me. The baddest book boy I'm into is Jace Wayland! Lol! There was definitely amazing chemistry between Lucas and Jacqueline, and I enjoyed the cute banter between her and Landon. Also, Erin is the bestest BFF ever. 
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 Two random things that kinda bugged me. First, Jacqueline is this amazing bass player, but it's like we don't know much about it. At one chapter toward the end of the book is the only time we see her ensemble peeps, but I guess she was supposedly with them all semester? It would have been nice to see some of these other relationships, outside of the drama she had going on, and see how she reacts to them and they to her with everything. Also, same with the boys she teaches. Kennedy teases her a lot about how they all crush on her, but it would have been cool to actually see some of these sessions. 
 Second, I know Lucas isn't moving to Ohio just to be with Jacqueline, but kind of, he is. And that's basically what she did at the start of the story. I mean, I know she ends up where she's supposed to be and all that...but I think Lucas still has a bit to go with his healing and he's not going to stay close to Dr. Heller and his parents?! I dunno... 
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 But I think what I liked most about this book was the nostalgia it brought me. I started reading it around the time I had a whole conversation with our intern at work about her returning to college in a week or so. College was so much fun! I miss the casual free time you had, when you could run into someone on campus and decide on impromptu coffee. I miss walking by (and staffing) all those activities tables in the student union. I miss having new and often quirky teachers every semester. Like my fellow Book Nerd Jacque, this book inspires me to read more NA books.