3.5- 3.75 Stars...I can't decide. 
 So I'm kind of torn in two different directions with this book. First, I love Tammar Webber's writing. I loved Easy. It addressed a major topic in a way that made it feel close to home. This is books is NOT about what happened in Easy...at all. If you are looking for Lucas' POV for what happened with Jacqueline, then this is not the book for you. 
 I really wished that there was a preface to this book. If there was it would've said that this is not Landon's POV. This is Landon's STORY....mixed in with a little bit of Landon's POV in Easy(which I honestly didn't think was necessary). Landon's story was enough. As you can tell, with me calling him Landon, and not Lucas, I now identify with Landon more than with Lucas....you'll see why. 
 One of the things that I didn't quite care for was the switching back and forth from present time(Lucas) and past(Landon). I almost wished that this would've been a prequel and that would've lead into Easy. I felt like the whole storyline with him and Melody was kind of for nothing and confusing. We see him fall in love with this girl that changes what he's been living with for the last 3 years only to know in our minds that it's Jacqueline that will steal his heart. I felt like I was betraying Jacqueline by liking Melody, only to turn around and for it to turn into nothing substantial in the first place....kind of pointless. 
 I was hurt by Landon's Dad's detachment from him. What he went through at such a difficult time in any child's life, to then turn around and have no emotional or physical support was heartbreaking. What I did love about reading Landon's story was his Grandfather. He desperately needed him and I was so grateful for Webber placing him in Landon's journey. 
 I really enjoy reading a book where I'm more in love with the bromance, than the actual romance. I LOVED Boyce and Landon's relationship. I honestly was not interested in reading Sweet following this book, but I am most definitely putting it on my TBR after finishing this! 
 I think that I may have enjoyed reading the present time sections more if I had just read Easy and were more familiar with the timeline of things. Overall, I'm glad that I read it and was able to see a fuller character development of Lucas/Landon, but this is not a re-read for me.