The rating system really sucks sometimes, because not all 3 stars are created equal. Sometimes a 3 star, at least for me, means it was just okay and sometimes it means I thoroughly enjoyed that. In this case, it's the latter. 
 I've noticed lately that the more books I read, the more critical I become. Maybe its because I feel like I've read it all. There aren't many new or undone plots out there, but for starting out pretty cliche and, I thought, preidctable, this book surprised me. It took I turn I didn't quite see until it was upon me and I was forced to admit that I had been bested by a contemp romance. 
 All in all, the story was engaging, the charcters non-whiny or stupidly misguided. There were parts that I wanted to skim through, but other than a few eye wandering moments, I was caught up in the feels and emotions and did get teary eyed at one point. I'm chalking it up to my hormones, but still. 
 I felt as though I was in the middle of a season marathon of Grey's Anatomy, which may have also contributed to my gravitation toward a semi-high rating, because I have a HUGE soft spot for good GA. I'm talking back in the day GA, before everyone had already slept with everyone and they brough on a whole crew of extremely good looking people and completely obliterated all sense of reality. 
 ANYWAYS. 
 The three things I cannot stand; 
 1. insta-love 
 2. love triangles 
 3. grammatical errors, specifically the confusing of YOURS and THEIRS 
 were nowhere to be found, and so I come back to the fact that I did, thoroughly, enjoy this book. 
 Ps- I would also like to commend the author on providing various medical facts that she either knew plenty about/did research on, or was able to convince me so comoletely that she did, indeed, know what she was talking about.