I really, really enjoyed this book. It was wholesome, well executed and perfectly written. I was a little worried it wouldn't properly portray topics of sexual abuse, but they were all handled perfectly, the thoughts and feelings of each character pretty much perfectly written and played out. 
 I adored the characters, Jacqueline, Lucas, and even Erin were amazingly developed. I loved the plot twists too, while they weren't completely outrageous and dramatic they were entertaining and shocking, whilst still being (mostly) realistic. 
 The tough themes throughout this book, which I've had experience with, really were executed wonderfully and wholly, and I appreciated that. I loved Landon as a character, how he dealt with having a relationship with someone who was a victim of sexual abuse, and also how he struggled with his own past, which was intricate and ebbed slowly throughout the story. The more intimate scenes between Landon and Jacqueline weren't cheesy or crude, they were tasteful and romantic (but definitely steamy at the same time;)). 
 This book was empowering, emotional, it made me laugh, cry, smile and go all mushy inside, and is definitely one I will treasure in my collection and recommend when I can. An 'easy' 5/5 stars ;)