Better than the first. The relationship between Cami and Puck was more tangible in this book. I actually got teary-eyed during a few of their scenes. They still didn’t get much time together. I hate stories that don’t allow the main characters to actually develop a real relationship. The spice scene in the old house was hilariously awesome. 

Everyone drove me crazy in this one though. Everyone felt that Rory got screwed over when Cami went back to Puck. Seriously?!? He stole his best friend’s girl. Isn’t there a code about that? The only person everyone should have felt bad for was Puck. Rory did him dirty. Rory actually asked Puck why he had to choose Cami. He could have had anyone else. Why did he choose the woman Rory loves. Seriously?!? That’s backwards. The balls on some people!!

I like that this book was almost entirely from Pucks POV. There were some from Cami, but not many. Don’t get that too often. It was refreshing. 

Narration was good.