I was pretty disappointed with this book after enjoying the first in the series (and McFarlane’s other books) much more. I didn’t like the characters as much this time around and the story felt riddled with issues between Edie and Elliott to the point where I didn’t want them to stay together as they felt like a bad match. It’s full of Edie being insecure and lots of elements of body shaming herself and other uncomfortable patriarchal notions that I found hard to take.