Overall, I enjoyed reading this but I was annoyed by how obtuse Dan was about how Molly was treated by the residents of the town. Molly had some pretty valid reservations, ones that were borne out by her reception the first day at her mother's home and I wish that Dan had actually listened to her instead of constantly brushing it off.

I did admire that Dan broke off the first relationship when he found out how young Molly was, even if he was a total ass-wagon about it. And I liked Molly's growth over the story. I do think that the book would have benefited from a couple more chapters as some things were wrapped up too neatly, but that's often my complaint with category novels that deal with slightly heavier issues. ( )

This one was okay. I never really felt that he loved her. I like books where they had a relationship where she lied about her age and as he was older , he freaked out when he found out how young she was. But here I never really got the impression that he cared all that much that he had to dump her for her own good. And when they meet again it takes him until the end of the book to realize he loves her. He spends most of the book telling her to get over herself. ( )