I really enjoy Kristan Higgins books. They are always a pick-me-up kind of book for me. Somebody to love is no different. 
 Parker is a single mother who learns that her father has lost all of the family money taking Parker and her son's trust funds as well. So having to start over with next to nothing she moves to a little town in Maine for the summer to rehab an old family home left to her years before. When she gets to main she finds that "home" is being generous when it comes to the place, but she needs to fix it up in order to sell it for the money. Luckily for her, her father's now jobless attourney has volunteered to help with the repairs. Little does Parker know that James has had true feelings for her for years. 
 I liked Parker. She wasn't the typical rich girl who learns how to be humble character. Even though she had known money her whole life it wasn't all that was important to her. She was very down to earth. 
 James being our hero in the story was a bit of a surprise. I liked that the book was told from both of their points of view. I think it gave more depth to his character. Parker regarded him as only a minion of her father's. It takes a while for her to trust him as an individual so it was good to get his point of view. 
 I liked that they'd known each other for a few years and that James had always secretly liked Parker (a nice change from the woman having the years long crush). In many ways this book reminded me of Higgins' book Until There Was You which is my favorite by the author, so I didn't mind the similarities at all. 
 I recommend Kristan Higgins to anyone who wants something lighter to read with a nice HEA at the end.