While I didn’t like this one as much as the first or the third, I did enjoy the best friends to lovers story of Bex and Henny. I think my reserve for this book is that we never really got to the root of the problem for Henny. Add in Henny’s bad boy reputation and his inability to take things seriously and you just don’t know how to feel towards his character. Without a clear glimpse into what is going on, despite it being a Dual POV, I assumed that everything started to go downhill when Bex returned because he had unrealized feelings for her or felt to blame for what happened to her but I didn’t feel like we really had clarity on the “why”. I felt like they moved forward because Bex was finally able to move past her ghosts and realize she couldn’t do it all herself and asking for help didn’t mean she was failing at life. I was also reluctant to embrace that they only realized how they felt for each other because they got sloppy drunk and hooked up. Once the story starts to take form, it is sweet and enjoyable with a wonderful ending but overall – it isn’t as memorable as Dunn’s or Roscoe’s story. I did enjoy the continue bromance between the three main players – that is what makes these books worth it!