The whiplash these characters gave me was epic. Near the middle of the book, I was so over it. Which I hate, because I loved these two in Leaving Amarillo. Perhaps it was leftover meh from the second book in the series (which I rushed to read so I could review this one), but I don't think that was it. I think this was just kind of a mess. The ups and downs...the I Love You But I'm No Good For You's and the I'm Gonna Feel You Up Anyway's. The best part of this was Liam for me. The way he brought Gavin out of his shell and pushed him toward finally opening up to Dixie and telling the truth. The way he brought the three of them together. I loved that part. I just wasn't a fan of the high school immaturity that happened earlier in the book with Gavin being all secretive, and Dixie letting him get away with it. It was tiresome and difficult to read. I was annoyed most of the time, which does not make a book enjoyable. I'm overly critical though, so don't take my word for it. If you loved this series before, give it a shot and see what you think.