3.5 - 3.75 
 Just like DJ's Charley Davidson series, this book had some great humor, although it was a bit toned down compared to the adult series. I also enjoyed the plot, but I think I kept distracting myself by constantly looking for a connection between the 2 series. If there is one, I'm not sure what it is other than the world building is similar. The one thing lacking I think, is the character development, particularly in the hero. I think the need to keep him mysterious hindered my ability to connect with his character and the hero/heroine relationship. I also feel the differences between them are so vast that the romance portion is lacking. Even their differences in height is so huge, they seem ridiculous. 
 Anyway, I did enjoy this book and plan to continue the series. I really love Jones' sense of humor and I'm always entertained by her writing. In my opinion, it's not as good as Charley Davidson. However, that probably has more to do with my personal preference for adult books over YA.