I have to get this review right for Zemira :). Hopefully tomorrow. 
 EDIT 
 This might not be the best review, But here goes :) 
 Rowen is a fun character to read about and snarky as all get out (You know I love snarky). She is different than most characters I read about. We don't know why she's different into late in the book and by that point I was like, "Huh? Oh, is there anything in this book besides Jesse?" 
 (view spoiler)[ I was bugged that Rowen hid her real appearance so much. I don't feel like this was ever properly addressed. I know she did wear different clothes around the ranch but that's as far as it went. She went so far as to wear colored contacts?! That was so bizarre. I wonder if that will be talked about in the sequel. For Jesse to like her when she hides herself so much was a little weird too. She not only hid her appearance but always hid behind her snarky comments. Can't complain too much, though. I love snark. (hide spoiler)] 
 Jesse is seriously, incredibly, amazingly swoon worthy. I cannot pinpoint exactly why, but it's true. You only have to read a paragraph about his jeans to know that I am right. Later on in the book, he just gets more and more impressive. *HAPPY SIGH* 
 I began to realize that the story lacked major substance. Toward the end I found that Rowen's "problem" (for lack of a better word) was not something ginormous like you sometimes see in other NA and YA books. That being said, it was still a good book. The ending was not like you would have necessarily predicted. There were many, many times when I, I am ashamed to admit this, didn't think Rowen was good enough for my Jesse. I mean Jesse. Not my Jesse, lol ;). I am usually the one rooting for the girl saying, "Duh, you are good enough!" So, not sure where that came from but I have a feeling that is not how the author meant the readers to feel. 
 I hate to say this because I loved, loved, loved Jesse, but I will not read a sequel of this book. There are a couple of reasons. I don't ever read sequels because I think that the problems just get watered down and the plots become something to endure. Trudging through like solders just to find out what finally happens. I will pass. I read purely for fun and that's not my ideal fun. 
 It's a personal preference but if sequels are spin-offs focusing on a different character, I am sure to read them. I just don't like reading a bunch of unnecessary drama that tend to be most sequels. 
 I will most definitely be reading any new books about different characters Nicole Williams writes because of one word. Jesse. 
 Read this book. This is why: Jesse.