Very lightweight modern romance, fast paced - a snack best enjoyed quick without guilt, 2nd book in connected series of which each book is a stand alone romantic comedy.

This book has no annoying grammar issues and has a couple cute or warm moments. Other than that, I found it very unfulfilling and not romantic. The dialog is extremely mundane. The "feminism" that people attribute to this novel is based on a women who doesn't need men. However, the main character, Nikole, doesn't seem so much a feminist as someone afraid of a relationship due to her past poor choices. She's more interested in the sex than in developing a warm, loving bond with someone male. There's nothing wrong with enjoying a healthy sex life, but there really should be more depth to some of your relationships.