This book was a fantastic love story that had a lot of depth and lessons for young women to be learned. 
 Emma was a shy, innocent young woman until she was sort of forced into being a lead role in a major film. She had learned a lot about love and a lot about herself. I was very proud of her and the way she would not give into what she really wanted. Not many girls would be able to do that. She had high values and did not care what anyone thought about them. 
 Reading about Reid had saddened me. I felt it was maddening that he had finally fell in love, but threw it all away due to his "bad boy" image. 
 This book gives you two point of views switching between Emma and Reid. I must admit that I enjoyed Reid a lot. There was a distinct difference in the writing style between the two characters that is easy to pick up right away. Reid was rough and tough while Emma was innocent and pure. 
 I felt that Emma had fallen into the arms of the right man for her by the end of the book. There is a little shock given to the reader towards the end which will explain a lot of unanswered questions. I can't wait to see where the road leads for these characters in the next book, Where You Are, due out in October, 2011. 
 "What girls? I haven't noticed any girls," I say, and she laughs again. 
 "Well, I've noticed one girl. And I haven't been able to see or care about any of the others lately. 
 They might as well be invisible."