I've read my fair share of "forbidden" romance books and No Kissing Allowed isn't bad. I definitely didn't love it like I was hoping, but I did enjoy it. I don't know why I went into this thinking there would be more of a push and pull or a resistance that either character or even both portrays until closer to the end. It isn't like that with this book. West gives readers a "no frills" and "minimal angst and drama" kind of story. The couple had some hiccups along the road, but for the most part, it was pretty straightforward. West wrote their story with a touch of sweetness that's always nice to read about. 
 I really respected Cameron for knowing upfront what she wanted and what she deserved. A lot of the time the girl will let the guy drag her along, claiming that their "traitorous body" just can't resist them or that overlooks the issue hoping things will change and it gets on my nerves. Cameron does that to an extent and she's definitely more open about her strong feelings, but she knows when she's had enough and when to ask for more. As for Aidan, he was such a sweetheart, even when he wasn't trying. He tries to be aloof and he thinks he knows what he wants, so it was fun watching him fall madly in love with Cameron. 
 My biggest gripe with the book was the ending. It was so abrupt and it just didn't sit right with me. There is an epilogue and all, but usually an epilogue is just a glimpse into their lives after the fact, which this is, but that's all it should be in my opinion. In this case, without the epilogue, the story felt like it would've been incomplete. As soon as I flipped the last page I was like "Wait, that's it?!" and it doesn't bode well when I'm left feeling like that. 
 Anyways, aside from that, I liked it. I guess I'm just used to characters being more adamant when they say they can't have a relationship, before inevitably giving into it of course, so I both liked and didn't like how Aidan and Cameron's relationship developed. They were a very cute couple and complimented each other nicely. Cameron and Aiden definitely had a lot of cute and fun moments and their banter was too cute. I hate it when an author does that. I lied, I love it (if you read the book, you'd get it).