I was expecting more from this book but I did enjoy it. I really liked Cayman's characters, how she lived in a doll shop, her group of friends, and her sarcasm. 
 "So Caymen..." 
 "So, Xander..." 
 "Like the islands." 
 "What?" 
 "Your name. Caymen. Like the Cayman Islands. Is that your mom's favourite place to visit or something?" 
 "No, it's her third favourite place. I have an older brother named Paris and an older sister named Sydney." 
 "Wow." He opens the bag, takes out a muffin, and hands it to me. The top glistens with sprinkled sugar. "Really?" 
 I gently unwrap it. "No." 
 I feel for Cayman the amount of times I'll be joking about something and people at work look at me like I'm serious, guys its a joke I just do a great deadpan sometimes. 
 "A lot of people don't get my humor. My mom calls it dry humor. I think that means "not funny," but it also means I'm the only one who ever knows it's a joke." 
 The side characters are really well done and I loved the dynamic between everyone. The setting was fun and creepy and the love interest was really cute. All in all this was a really enjoyable quick read. 
 While I liked Xander I wasn't in love with him, he was cute and rich and nice but I couldn't find much substance to him. 
 "Is that your subtle way of saying you missed me last week?" 
 "I've missed my hot chocolate. I just think of you as the guy who brings it to me. Sometimes I forget your name and call you hot chocolate guy." 
 3.6 out of 5