A really sweet and romantic queer YA feel good story. It’s not groundbreaking or a literary masterpiece, but I was engaged, entertained and charmed. The author combines a Groundhog Day-style narrative with a classic high school romance, sprinkled with a bit of mystery. I wish the romantic plot had remained a mystery all the way to the end, because by the halfway point it was pretty obvious who Zack would end up with. When the cover illustration, the description and the beginning of the story all set it up as a mystery about the anonymous, masked person who kissed him at midnight, I expect a plot that will leave my jaw on the floor in surprise at the end. So I’m a bit disappointed that there wasn’t a big plot twist in the end, but I’m happy with the romantic outcome, and I had a great time reading it and got that warm feeling a good feel-good story should deliver. But I end on 3 stars because of my disappointment with the missed potential and because is was maybe a little too much over the top and a little to unrealistic in the great love finale to my taste. Maybe they should have made a different cover and description, that doesn't give the expectations of a mystery and thereby a huge plot twist. But on thing I really love about this book is how it cheers for being kind, understanding and supportive for the people around you. And I liked the way the characters evolved. If you are looking for a sweet gay summer romance, this is definitely worth reading. Just don't expect a big mystery.