A very very enjoyable read! Lots of laugh-out-loud funny moments, witty dialogue and lovable flawed characters. I couldn't help but notice a few over-the-top declarations of affection but that's just expected. Regardless, I'm looking forward to reading Anthony's story in the next book in the series.
Grade: B /
Thenia / Apr 25, 2015
:)...smilling cause this is that kind of book. the kind that leaves you smilling.. :)
Grade: B /
274pol / May 23, 2018
I always enjoyed reading JQ. Her books have silly humor and wit which doesn't need me to really concentrate. I liked Daphne in the first half of the book and felt happy that she was getting back to her original state by the end. Simon could have been a little better if he stopped his self-pity but well, I guess having an idiot for a father does that to people. Anthony was so protective of his sister, it got a little annoying, given that he is the hero of the next book. Violet, I totally lov
Grade: B /
Srivalli 
/ Dec 24, 2020
A very entertaining cliche ridden book. I liked Daphne and Simon but thought the plot a little thin. Daphnes innocence was endearing if a little unbelievable. We are told Anthony and Simon are friends but not a lot of what was written necessarily confirmed that. Skipping the sex scenes made this book a quick read. The rape scene should have come with a trigger warning and was treated far too lightly in the book afterwards.
Grade: C /
Bug 
/ Jan 11, 2021
I feel like I'm in minority amongst the online romance community who doesn't really feel that strongly about what Daphne did. Like it wasn't written ugly, the resolution was sufficient and it's not used to prolong angst for the sake of angst. Moving on from 'that', I liked the chemistry between Daphne and Simon , the family dynamics were killer good, the humour spot on and I would def see why this series is so well loved.
Grade: C /
bookzeey / Jan 28, 2021
