A short cliché.

Average, I'd say. But it had its moments, I liked the characters the charming friendship and the way it manifested, eventually, into something more. I liked how East didn't have any reservations in the way he behaved- he didn't let the usual "you're too good for me" become a hindrance to their budding relationship.

Personally, I found it unbelievable that a woman as smart as Meg would not care to consider the future-East is only just learning to commit, how can she be so sure that he'll stick around? I suppose this book is trying to give the impression-forget your thoughts, your sensibilities, and just ho for it. I can't say that I agree with such a sentiment.