I loved this book! I admit the cover caught my attention, but it was the way overdone storyline that pulled me in. I wanted to see how it was going to turn out after reading how different the story was going to be. Boy was I in a surprise for this one! This book turned out to be so much different than what I thought it would be. It was even better than I could have imagined. 
 I liked reading about the main characters especially since this book was told in the two POV's of Ellie and Graham. It was interesting to read about each of them, knowing their backstories and the like, and it was especially nice to see them both fall in love with each other, seeing as how we didn't get the chance to read the months' worth of email they sent each other before the beginning of the book. Graham, being a famous movie star, pulled some strings so they would film in Ellie's town, in Maine, just so that he could get a chance to finally meet her. Ellie, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with being photographed or being known because of a secret she has been keeping her whole life (view spoiler)[she's the illegitimate child of a well known politician who wants to run for the presidency (hide spoiler)]. But either way they can't help being with each other and when the secrets are out, it's adorable seeing how Graham is protective of her and only things about her wellbeing and keeping her safe. 
 This story was well written and I found myself getting emotional throughout the story as I read about the things that happened to them, especially in the romance department and the part near the end when Ellie decides to give her Dad a visit and he doesn't even recognize/remember her. I also found myself getting frustrated at times, like when Ellie's mom basically guilts and manipulates Ellie into breaking up with Graham because of difference between them and the fact that the paparazzi could figure out who she really is. It really made me start to hate the mother for making Graham and Ellie be so miserable but in the end, everything worked out for them! 
 Speaking of the end, the way the book ended, I really didn't like it. They were together and everything, but the thing is that we didn't get a clear clarification that they stayed together. All we know is the fact that it was his last day in Henley and then he was going back to L.A., and then the promotional tours for the movie would start and who knew when/if they were ever going to see each other. Sure, we know he was going to rent a summer house near where Ellie lived. But what about college? And since they whole world knows that they're a thing now, they can't break up now! 
 I guess the author made the ending as vague as it is so that it leaves it open to interpretation to their happy ending.