*Note: this book was given to me by my wonderful friend Shahd for my birthday with a promise that I will enjoy it. I enjoyed it very much!* 
 Within the first couple of pages, I was hooked; completely entranced with the characters of Callie and Ralson. I enjoyed seeing a heroine who wasn't the belle of the ball and yet wasn't the outsider that we typically see. In this book, Callie is someone who simply was not lucky during her prime and couldn't find a husband, landing her in spinsterhood. She had a rebellion side of her personality which fit well with her conforming side that contrasted as well as worked at the same time with each other. Looking back, I could think that sometimes she was just too hung over on Ralson but at the same time, I can also think of times where her personality shinned 
 Ralson is your typical rake, charming, witty and has the ability to bring any woman to her knees, only you see that he does love his family and takes his responsibility very seriously. He shows some decency and a sense of honor when it comes to Callie. 
 The side characters were excellent as well, more on Ralson's side of the family. I found myself intrigued with both Nicholas and Juliana. I can't wait to find out if they have their own stories written. Callie's family, apart of Anne wasn't so interesting to me 
 I'm defiantly hooked on Sara Maclean and look forward to more books 
 5/5 Stars