This novel is a sweet and realistic little window in Hadley's life. After missing her flight to London to attend a wedding she doesn't want to go to, Hadley is faced with a four-hour wait in the airport. She strikes up a conversation with 18-year-old Oliver, a student formerly from England who is now studying at Yale. They bond instantly and together they help each other during a difficult period in their lives. 
 I loved the realism of Hadley's situation - a young woman who feels betrayed by her father when he moves overseas, divorces her mother and is now marrying "the other woman" who Hadley has never even met. Hadley doesn't sugar-coat her feelings towards her dad. She's hurt and she doesn't care who knows it. 
 Oliver is a great travelling companion. He's interesting, caring and the sort of boy any seventeen year old would fall for at first sight. He's quirky enough to entertain the reader and I loved how the author made him have some flaws. He's perfect for Hadley in his imperfection. 
 This is a lovely novel that I recommend for anyone who likes their teen romances short and sweet but with a lot of feeling.