I quite liked this one. I loved the witty, intelligent literary debates and the instant sexual chemistry as well as the emotional intensity that gradually developed. (A seriously hot phone sex scene helps, too, let me tell you)
The heroine's insecurities began to annoy me by the end though, and I was cheering on her friend when she was literally yelling at her to get over herself. But then both the hero and the heroine had to let go of their hang-ups (her with her lack of confidence in her sexual appeal and confidence and him with making himself vulnerable to anyone again, and both of them with rejection) and grow up and learn to trust each other so it wasn't too much of a problem.
I liked getting a glimpse into both an author's and a reviewer's psyche as well.
All in all, a pretty decent read even if the heroine's constant wails of "I'm not sexy or confident enough! He only likes me because I got a makeover! He'd run for his life if he saw me in my tatty old PJs and no makeup on!! WHY WON'T MY DADDY ACKNOWLEDGE MY EXISTENCE?!?!" did get fairly tiresome. But then the hero's constant disgust of himself whenever he caught himself doing or feeling things "like a teenage girl" were slightly eyeroll-worthy too so they were even.