I totally loved this book! After reading another one of Kasie's books, On The Fence, when I found out she had written another contemporary book I immediately had to read it and see if it was going to be as awesome as OtF and let me just say that it was, I loved it! 
 I liked the characters and the setting, and world building. The characters were all very well written, they all had depth to them, and they were more than one dimensional characters. I liked that we learned a lot from each character that was introduced, especially Xander, Caymen, . It was a nice change of pace to get an inside look of their lives because that's what made the whole story in the first place. 
 One of the things I liked was that I loved how sarcastic Caymen was. You know that whole thing about "my spirit animal"? Well, I feel like Caymen is my spirit animal. I swear she's awesome and funny, and just like every teenager. I liked reading about her and Xander, totally loved her interactions with him too. 
 Basically this book had me laughing out loud and actually rooting for Xander. There wasn't that much of an instalove because, what I like about these contemporary books by Kasie West, is that they actually take the time to get to know each other and hang out before they even start to admit to themselves that they like each other. And then it's totally awesome and rewarding, an "omg, FINALLY!" moment when they actually get together and start dating and stuff. Reading the story made me appreciate the sweet romance between Xander and Caymen because I knew they were going to end up together in the end with the pretty obvious way acted towards each other. (view spoiler)[(I totally loved the way he could read her mood and actually liked her dry humor and the whole thing with her not drinking anything that hasn't been pre-sipped by him, that was so sweet every time he did that!) (hide spoiler)]. As for the love triangle, there wasn't much of one to tell you the truth. Sure the author wrote Mason as the second love interest but c'mon, everyone knew that Xander and Caymen had more chemistry together because he showed countless of times Caymen was special to him . 
 But this book wasn't just about the romance aspect, there was also a lot of figuring themselves out and what they wanted to do with their future (spurred on by their dates career days). The characters, the world, and everything in this novel was believable and not over the top, so kudos to Kasie for that! 
 This one definitely became one of my favorites! Now I can't wait until next year to read another one Kasie's contemporary novels, The Fill-In Boyfriend. I'm sure I'm gonna love the story and characters too! 
 P.S. I wouldn't mind reading a crossover between the Xander and Caymen and Charlie and Braden plus the characters from The Fill-In Boyfriend, that would be awesome and I would love it to the moon and back