I really enjoyed reading Easy. It was hard to put down and I read it almost straight through. I'm not sure how to explain it or put my finger on it....Easy was a solid book from beginning to end, but it almost seemed like there was something slightly mundane (for lack of a better word) about it; like it was missing something deeper. I guess it kind of seemed as though the whole book is a backstory of sorts... albeit a backstory that I thoroughly enjoyed reading. 
 Easy was extremely predictable. I quickly guessed the secret of who Lucas is and who Landon is and midway after it was revealed who Landon is, I knew with certainty what his big haunting secret from his past was going to be. Regardless it didn't make the book any less enjoyable having predicted that information upfront. 
 I liked how the friendships/relationships were portrayed. Erin is a great friend, everyone should be so lucky to have a friend like that. I love that they went through self defense training classes and loved how Lucas made sure Jacqueline understood and felt comfortable with the moves. I loved how he made sure to take things slow with Jacqueline and not pressure her. He didn't have any expectations from their being together kissing, making out, etc. I think the parental responses to what happened were great also....I'm lumping Dr. Heller into this category as well. Dr. Heller is awesome! 
 That being said, I know that things don't usually come together like that, people don't always have such a supportive network around them, and who really has their own personal knight in shining armor... But nonetheless, I'm a sucker for seeing everything come together as would be ideal in less than ideal circumstances and times... It's nice to escape for a bit into a book and see things work out and people make it through with their own various types of HEA. 
 I give Easy 4.25 stars.