First of all, I never take so long to write a review. Generally never happens with me, but I got so caught up with college work..(sigh), so I felt the need to justify. 
 Now , about the book.... hmm... could not give it more than 3 stars. The story was similar to what I expected. So, 3 stars, nothing more, nothing less. 
 In the second and final book of the series, Camryn and Andrew are engaged, on their way to become parents. But, a misfortune befalls them and Camryn is back to her depressed, lonely self. So, Andrew decides to hit the road once more with Camryn, because that is the only way to 'heal'. Again, we are back to square one. They are backpacking across the world, having adventures, doing odd jobs for fun, and singing in bars. They spend the whole of winter in Florida(if I am not wrong),get married, and come back to Rayleigh after 5 months, get a house to settle temporarily, and have a daughter, Lily. Again, they start travelling with their daughter. Life comes to a full circle when suddenly, we are fast forwarded to 15 years later when Lily goes for her graduation, and decides to take a similar route like her parents. Camryn and Andrew begin travelling again. Perrrfect ending. 
 Now, the part which confuses me,finally, what exactly was their chosen career? What were they doing when Lily was growing up? Because travelling, doing odd jobs just for fun, and singing in bars could be fun temporarily, but not for long. Especially when you decide to have a family. Somewhere, at some point of life, you need a steady job to support yourself. Maybe luxury was not their main motto, but you should have a goal in life. Exactly how to spend it. (Because I would want my wedding dress to be brand new, not from a flea market, however beautiful it might look. Come on, you would want to get married only once.) In that case, I personally feel they should have been travellers for the rest of their life. You cannot sail in two boats at a time. When Lily was a baby, Camryn had to do a part time job, and Andrew had to be nearby because obviously she needed them. Now, weren't they sacrificing their dreams, even for a little while? And travelling with your child when she barely starts to walk is the ideal solution? True, their main aim was not to get stuck in the same boring rut of life, but by settling down, were they being any different? 
 These were the questions I kept pondering. I totally give thumbs up to Camryn for taking a huge risk at 20, and doing what she wanted, instead of carrying stack of books in college, exactly what I am doing right now at her age :P. 
 The story could have been definitely shorter and crispier. The sole focus was Camryn and Andrew. The other characters could have been given some spotlight too.(Natalie was an important character in Camryn's life.) Afterall, even they were important. At one point, it was getting very repetitive. And I could not emotionally connect to the story. I wished I could like this book as much as I wanted to.