Most romance covers try to be really scintillating, sensuous or try to win the reader over with risque poses. Might I say I appreciated that this book's cover was none of the three. the simple, intimate, joyful moment does more for me than any other overly sexual pose could ever aspire to. 
 As for the actual story. Both the hero and heroine are the completely studious type of people. They have their hobbies but studies are important to them and I liked the idea of a romance between them. 
 Sam is quite the intense guy but that time when he steals something pretty naughty from Rikki's room was unbelievably hilarious. The naughty, naughty boy! 
 The book's just perfect but the problem is, it is just too perfect. The author has made all the characters so politically correct and mature that I found it difficult to believe that the kids I am reading about are just 18 year olds. Sure, I wholly support the idea of reducing the blatant use of unnecessary crass words and situations in books, but this was a little too squeaky clean for me. Nevertheless, it is definitely worth a read. 
 Suggested read