This book was a lot less drama and angst-filled than I was expecting it to be, which was both a good thing and also a little disappointing. It wasn't a bad story, I just really enjoy some good angst and dramatic situations 😆 I did really like this book, though, and all of the characters in it. I loved how mushy soft Creek became once he let down his walls with Heath. I think their hate to love timeline was a little quick at the beginning, since the kiss was very sudden and it felt like both of their attitudes changed really quickly, but after they established that they were doing love instead of hate, I think the pace was really perfect. It was super sweet that Creek was so worried about getting it right, and their easy, laid back dates were really cute. The spice was also pretty spicy, but it was laced with a lot of tenderness, too, which I liked a lot. I'm looking forward to reading Bean's book next!