Overall, this was a decent, sweet read and has the potential to be a great series. Some grammatical errors made a few sentences awkward to follow, but nothing too distracting. Aidan and Jayson were childhood friends who ended their friendship after Jayson moves, breaking both of their hearts. As Aidan and Jayson reunite and make their way back to each other, the story becomes a bit predictable. For the most part, I liked both main characters but found myself wishing I were more invested in their story. As the story progresses, I also felt the character development of Jayson was lacking. I feel the author took the easy way out when the ex comes back into the picture; at the beginning of the story, Jayson was heartbroken and shocked that his fiancée ditched their wedding, but as the story progresses, the ex becomes abusive and controlling. All in all, I wouldn’t likely reread this book, but I would give the second book in the series a try!