I loved this so so much. Will and Nora are both great individually with their own complicated back stories and motivations that happen to be at odds with each other. I really liked how Clayborn didn't make either one of them the bad guy there either-the one who needed to majorly change a life path or see the light. They both needed to see things from the other's perspective and grow in different ways and we get that. When you add in the community that exists in their building, it just made for not only a great love story but a wonderful story of found family and connection. This doesn't have a lot of drama. There are things that happen but they happen organically and are things people need to deal with on a daily basis. Nothing was there for merely for plot lengthening or to drag things out (as is often the case in romances).