While this was a great addition to the Trouble Series, I didn't enjoy it quite as much as the first one, The Trouble with Flying. The reason for this was the main character Livi. I did like her character, but for a good majority of the book, I was extremely frustrated with her (much like her friend Adam). I think that was the idea, but still it made me go down a star. I kept hoping that she would realize how superficial and stupid she was being, but it didn't happen until a little more than halfway through the book. That being said though, once she realized her behavior due to an unfortunate incident at a party with her so-called "friends" and boyfriend, her character as a whole was much more tolerable. In fact, I liked her a great deal when she was "herself" again. 
 With the exception of Livi's character at the beginning, everything else in this novel was pure genius. Adam was an awesome character that I absolutely adored. He provided humor and hilarious moments to the novel, and he is totally a new book boyfriend. He was well written, and perfect for Livi. The one thing I appreciated with his character was that he stood up to living and didn't take any of her crap. He told it like it was, and honesty is always the best policy. The setting was well described, and I would love to visit South Africa someday. The story was well paced and flowed seamlessly. 
 The Trouble with Flirting is a clean, sweet romance that I highly recommend checking out. If you are looking for a lighthearted story, this novel is for you! While not as good as the first in my opinion, it is still a wonderful sequel to The Trouble with Flying. Add this to your TBR pile now! 
 Happy reading :)