Definitely a different feel from Easy, but still good. One thing I really like about Webber is how good she writes her characters. Even the ones you are supposed to hate are well written. 
 It's told through alternating viewpoints between Emma (whom I loved) and Reid (whom I loathed with a burning passion, but it's ok because he was obviously intentionally written as a total douchebag). 
 There's a bit of a love triangle going on between Reid, Emma and Graham (loved him so much). 
 There are some issues dealt with in the book, but mostly their biggest issue is that they are all young, at least mildly famous and have more money than they know what to do with. 
 Full review to come later, for now I'm going to curl up with the second book. So glad I don't have to wait to finish the series!