I loved the first book in this series and this one was *almost* as great. Logan and Grace are good characters -- likeable and really connected-- though not as unique as Garrett and Hannah, I think. The plot has the usual implausibilities but Kennedy keeps the focus on the emotional journey between the hero and heroine and she just writes very well -- the dialogue, the situations, the sex scenes are all memorable. I like too that this group of friends are *nice* to each other -- they form a real community and tease each other but are still loyal and caring. Even the jocks. I was a little disappointed with the epilogue because it ties things up too neatly and doesn't leave much room for Dean's story, which is supposed to come next. But overall this series is a real find-- well written, charming, and not too melodramatic or angsty.