Freya moved to Maine alone with a purpose, but no one really knows that. She keeps doing what she loves which is cheer and makes some new friends. But along the way comes a man that looks perfect but could be so bad for her. And apparently he's even willing to join cheer if that means he gets to be with her. 
 Rhett studies at Maine State University and works at the campus day care seeing as his goal is to help kids that end up in foster care like he did when his parents died in a car accident. His life doesn't have a lot of excitement so a new blonde girl in town is exactly what he needs. 
 As soon as I started reading this I wasn't expecting a lot out of it. Everything feels really forced. 
 First I just can't like Freya. She's not my style. Too crude for my taste. While Rhett is the opposite and I loved him. He loves kids so there's a lot of adorableness going on his side. But the problem is just that: everything in that relationship is one-sided for too long. He cooks for her, he buys her food, he listens when she is just being crazy while she leaves him every opportunity she gets. 
 The pace of the book is also terrible in my opinion. They spend tons of time in the same stage of their relationship while nothing gets done regarding her secret, and then all of a sudden everything happens and the book ends. 
 I received an ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.