I loved how the author instilled Sarah with both a somewhat practical nature as well as that of a hopeless romantic. She could see the forest for the trees, or rather the dating pool for the Stevens and the non, but couldn't quite bring herself to let that predicted fairy tale slip away. Who could really blame her either? The fantasy was so sweet and her reality thus far hadn't exactly been a bed of roses, at least not without many thorns.

Can I say something though? I was totally TEAM NICK from the moment we set eyes on him in Flowers. (Auntie Kay...you've got good taste!) I mean, come on! The looks with the personality, the kind heart with the sincere flirting....as much as I loved the idea of the clairvoyant's "story" coming true, I couldn't help but wish she'd left The One nameless to give our girl a bigger pond to swim in. Does she end up with said love interest? Sorry...can't say as she is bound and determined to catch her Steven...but if you check out the story on your own, you'll find out, but trust me when I say, it's well worth the read.

In the end, I gotta say, LOVED IT! I mean, where else are you going to watch a 30 year old woman play a modern day flip version of Desperately Seeking Susan...only it's Steven...and make eyes with pretty much every one that crosses her path (well, every Steven that is), sometimes to the point of subtle embarrassment, and yet try try again? Oh, and let's not forget the wonderfully quirky friends because guess what...their stories are books 2 and 3! Exactly....so make room on your ereader or in your app because it's time to take a trip to Whitsborough Bay that you won't soon forget!


**ebook received for review ( )