Natalie is a plus-sized girl, very confident with a great job in NYC marketing, and a real city girl. She has a crush on the guy who sells cheese at the farmers' market, a surly hunk of man named Oscar. When she gets an ad campaign for the small Hudson Valley town of Bailey Falls, she finds it a great excuse to visit her old friends (from the first book in the series) as well as hook up with Oscar. 
 I loved Wallbanger and the Redhead books, but I'm finding this Hudson Valley series just meh. I know the locale well so I'm happy with the descriptions of small town life. But Natalie and Oscar just didn't do it for me. I'm not exactly sure why Oscar is any different from the other men in Natalie's very active social life as far as just being a guy to bang. There isn't much other communication between them besides sexting and sex talk. I also found Natalie to be too much the stereotypical New Yorker, loud and rude, to believe that everyone in town fell in love with her as she sashays around in her very expensive designer clothes. This was definitely not one of my favorite Alice Clayton books.