Review to come 
 Update 8/18/15: 
 Actual rating 4.5 stars 
 I was extremely worried going into this novel because of all of the bad reviews I was seeing. I tried to stay away from spoilers the best I could (which I managed pretty well), but I was very curious as to why everyone was hating on this book. I did my best to go in with an open mind, and was pleasantly surprised. Honestly, I enjoyed this novel much more than I thought (and 10x more than Thomas's story), and I'm really looking forward to the final Maddox brother story! The main reason I went down a star is because I don't like cheating, and there is a cheating aspect in this story. But this aspect wasn't enough to make me hate this book in any way. I do feel like the book could have done without it, but Jamie McGuire has to through in her twists, so I accepted it and moved on. 
 I greatly enjoyed Falyn as a lead character. She was snarky, feisty, and basically everything I love in a character. Falyn doesn't want to be another statistic with the "hotshots" and she definitely gives Taylor a run for his money. I loved how hard she made him work, but what was the best thing about Taylor and Falyn's relationship is how natural it was. This was Jamie McGuire at her finest in my opinion because it was very reminiscent of her writing that I first fell in love with. Taylor is hot, hot, hot (and I mean that figuratively and literally since he does fight forest fires ;P). Seriously, he is to die for and I loved his character. He's definitely a Maddox through and through, and I did love how he was there for Falyn when she needed him. 
 The first big twist of the story was a bit predictable to me, but I still had my doubts until it was revealed. I truly felt for Falyn and the scenes where everything comes out is extremely heartfelt and touching. I loved the later scenes that dealt with her "secret" (you'll know what I'm talking about once you would read this book). When it came to the second big twist, again, I kind of predicted what was going to happen. Nevertheless, like I said, what happened happened, and I liked how realistically Falyn and Taylor worked through things. 
 Ultimately, I do think Jamie McGuire fans will like this story, and it is worth checking out. My best advice for this book is this: go in with an open mind and realize that cheating is an aspect of the story. If you can accept it, you can accept it and still greatly enjoy the story. But, if this is something you don't like in your books, then you can either risk it or just not read it. It might not be your cup of tea, but I still think all Jamie McGuire fans should check it out. Plus, we get a hint of what's to come with Tyler, and I can't wait to read his and Ellison's story! 
 Happy reading :)