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I loved this book! Ryder is such an intriguing character—grumpy but not in an annoying or callous way. I appreciated how Gigi could see right through his tough exterior and understand what kind of person he truly is. Gigi herself is fantastic; she’s not overly anything, just a down-to-earth girl who comes off as genuinely awesome. I really enjoyed how Elle Kennedy included a moment where Ryder learns about Gigi’s body, and Gigi tells him what she wants. It felt more realistic and added depth to their relationship. 

 

I also loved how they handled the little hiccups in their relationship. Ryder, who didn’t have much experience with relationships, really made an effort to learn and open up to Gigi. The balance of serious moments with laugh-out-loud humor made this book so enjoyable. It was great to see familiar faces like Hannah and Garrett, and even get glimpses of Dean and Logan! 

 

The story had a perfect flow—never rushed or dragging. There was no forced third-act conflict, which made the progression of their relationship feel natural and satisfying. I truly have nothing to complain about.