Heather's review from Smut MattersAny book that opens with the heroine smoking a joint is probably going to be pretty good. And this one was. I really liked Lilliana and Alec. I love couples that balance each other out. Alec had some pretty serious baggage into their relationship, and some real hangups about honesty and truth. I got it, given his history it made sense, but Lilliana had a secret she was keeping from him because she thought it would add to his baggage. I didn't really buy into her reasoning behind keeping her secret, mainly because I didn't really think it was that big a deal. Alec and Lilliana had drunken sex one night in college. Alec actually took Lilliana's virginity that night, but Alec has no memory of this event. Mainly because Lilliana was one in a long line of drunken frat-party hookups for Alec, not because he was black-out drunk or anything. That's it. That's the whole secret she was determined to keep from him. 
 Overall, this was a light, charming read. There wasn't a ton of angst, just two people who are finding their way to each other. I liked the town Trentham has created here, and the secondary characters. I was sufficiently charmed to put the first two books on hold at my library so I can read those, too.