So the one character in all of this I did like has turned into a grade A douche. I started actually reading this, but before long I was just skimming the whole thing. I can't even bring myself to care at all for Harlow, the girl we are supposed to sympathize with. How can one chick be that innocent? Naive? Effing stupid? 
 This book centers around Harlow, the daughter of the world's most famous rock band. Unlike her half-siblings, she has grown up with privilege yet maintained a strong sense of self (uh huh. Barf). Turns out she fell, after merely one month, head over heels for Grant, Rush's sort of half-sibling. Grant, who seemed smart and promising in the first book, was really a douche when he took her virginity and took off running. Now that Harlow is spending the year in Rosemary (which was never properly explained other than to put the characters all in one place), Grant has to try to win her trust back. 
 Here is the breakdown of this book: 
 Petty drama, Nan, petty drama, you're so hot, petty drama, sex, sex, petty drama, sex, Nan, petty drama, he loves Nan more than me, Sex, no I don't, sex, sex, petty drama, sex, aww Blaire's son is the cutest baby ever of babies, petty drama, sex, Nan, sex, and the big secret reveal. 
 Okay, I'm over this so let's end with the big secret. 
 (view spoiler)[So she has a heart condition that could potentially end her life sooner rather than later. (hide spoiler)] 
 Why the hell does Grant react like an asshole? She didn't tell you. She has that right (though I think this was drawn out for the sake of drama. I think that logic was bit right off Nicholas Sparks, another author I don't care for). However, he acts like a douchebag, saying mean things and making her feel worse. Why didn't he hold her? Try to get more details? Be more understanding? Have a reaction that, you know, a normal person would have? 
 Just...no. 
 Grant was ruined.