Mason, Mason, Mason... 
 Wow, where do I even start with this book. It's a non-stop book of sarcasm, sassiness and family drama. 
 Some parts of the book just seemed ridiculous to me. For example, when Mason is found sleeping naked in the room when he is told by the front desk he is sharing a room with Kilby. Seriously?!? Other than that, the story takes a turn towards seriousness about 1/3 of the way through the book. I really don't want to say much about it and spoil the story for the readers. To me, this is where the book shines. 
 Both Mason and Kilby have their issues. They both need to work through their problems before there can ever be anything between them. 
 In the end, the story left me with a good feeling and hope. Not just for Mason and Kilby, but for Mason's dysfunctional family as well.