I enjoyed this read, I'm sick with the flu and all I wanted was an entertaining easy-read to make my existence less miserable during this week. As what often happens to me, the start of contemporary romance books always are my favorite read; the chase, the sexual tension; the get-to-know-your-protagonists; but as I get further into the read, I got less excited for the couple as the main characters get together, it drags on as we get the "we-all-know-happy-ending". It happened to me with this book, but at least it was worth my while. 
 This book was well-crafted. From the ideal of the alpha-male, Garrett is actually a decent guy which contradict the over-possessive, jealous and toxic relationships we often encounter in this type of bad-boy reads. (though I'm tired of the trope of a violent father in this kind of bad boys). I came to read this book expecting it to be like my old-time fav The DUFF: Designated Ugly Fat Friend but fearing it would turn up like my dreaded and so hated After. And SURPRISE it wasn't like the latter at all. So hear me out, I was really glad about the work Elle Kennedy made out of the protagonists. Not so much the bad-boy, and not so much the meh-girl we so much read nowadays. They seemed like real people with real conflicts and real reactions... (more or less, it's still a book.) The bickering seemed sometimes forced but hey, I'm not one to say no to that, though in the real world, a boy would tell me to fuck off if I tried that attitude, though no boy wants me as a tutor so bad to put up with it. I also liked Hannah's filial relationship, her parents seemed cute and nice and down-to-earth and it was a change to actually have loving parents being loving parents for once (not you, Garrett, sorry to say it). And Allie was a nice BFF for Hannah, I wished I had her as roommate in my first year. 
 I'm going to read the next one in a few weeks or months. With this type of book is better to take it slow rather than binge read the whole series because you'll start confusing Logan with Garrett, and the rest of the team. But I'm excited for The Mistake and you should be too!