Having third parties mingle in the main characters problem is a bit annoying, cause i want them to solve the issues on their own. She sees a text on Will’s phone from his lover Kitty as they drive back to New York from her parents. It was my favourite story so far until they had that denial patch at the end that made me very angry.

I hung on every word, and laughed out loud several times--in public--yes, I couldn't stop listening so I just didn't care if people stared. So Jensen tells her she should reach out to Will and have him help her to get out there and socialize. But for someone so clearly intelligent, by God was she naive and oblivious to the world of dating, yet with the filthiest mouth! The in between bit was were things went south for me, the big 'misunderstanding' was confusing, two characters who up until this point had been honest to the very point of over sharing failed to communicate and I failed to relate to the drama and misunderstanding.I was beautifully written - as always - and I can't tell you how many times I was getting either hot, flustered and blushing or mildly irritated and heart-beating-wildly flustered at the things they shared a little too much of and then the things they wouldn't say out loud! Describes a book or dust jacket that has the complete text pages (including those with maps or plates) but may lack endpapers, half-title, etc. I don’t think I’ve ever gave any book with that trope anything less than 4 stars, it’s just one of the tropes that works every.

Her relationship/friendship/whatever with Will was so well developed and gradual, and the conflict of this was realistic and more plausible than the previous books, so it made me be able to see myself in the main character more than in previous books. Seeing her face was – strangely – like being home again, but also like meeting a beautiful girl for the first time. Her boobs that even after reduction surgery continues to remain ginormous while the rest of her is skinny AF. And who better to turn her into the sultry siren every man wants than her brother’s gorgeous best friend, Will Sumner, venture capitalist and unapologetic playboy? Hanna was sweet and funny (some of the stuff she came out with was hilarious, what with her lack of brain-to-mouth filter!I love that the chapters are written from either Will or Hannah's perspective, although I would prefer it if these types of narration were recorded with the men speaking all the male character's dialogue and the women speaking all the female character's dialogue. When they arrange to meet for an early morning run, Will realises just how much Hanna's grown into a woman, and Hanna realises that Will is still hot. These books just seem to get better and better, I thought I no one would ever beat the man that tore panties and hoarded them for his own perverted collection.