After reading two really dense books one right after the other, I needed something fluffy. And boy, is this fluff. 
 Cricket kind of screwed things up with her long-term boyfriend. So now they're on a "break," and Cricket's mother is getting married (maybe for real this time; she's left two previous fiancees), and she's graduated high school and she's one big ball of a confusing mess. 
 While she and her soon-to-be step-family are preparing for the wedding at a beachfront property, she's constantly emailing her boyfriend, Janssen, even though she's supposed to be "figuring things out." And we see her letters to him interspersed between the dialogue, which I suppose is meant to make Janssen alive but I still don't understand why he's so special (besides how great he looks riding a horse). Janssen was supposed to be this big part of the story, and he just... wasn't. 
 The family dynamics, though, I get. Cricket and her brother are constantly worrying that their mother is going to run out on this guy, too, even though they really like him. And their future stepsisters are being annoying twits. Add divorced grandparents forced to be in the same room, and it's just a disaster waiting to happen. 
 I have one really big pet peeve, though: Cricket's geeky friends, Oscar and Gavin, who randomly appeared on-scene for the wedding. I know geeks tend to be... overly geeky. But they were one big stereotype, and their personalities didn't evolved much past geek. If they're such good friends with Cricket, I would expect them to be fleshed out more than video games and junk food. But I digress. 
 I was looking for a fluffy story, and I got a fluffy story. It was awkwardly concluded, though, like she wasn't sure what to do after things were resolved (or not resolved, whatever the case may be). 2.5 stars overall, but goodreads doesn't like half-star reviews so three it is.