I didn’t love this one as much as the first book, but still really enjoyed it. The initial connection of the mixed up bags felt a little icky to me, but I enjoyed the relationship as it became more intense throughout the book. 

I think this one was a lot less lighthearted than the first one. Throughout the entirety of the book both characters are dealing with heavy life issues like trauma, caring for aging parents, public shaming, and more. It gave the book a bit more depth in the first one but also caused some parts to drag for a little bit. 

I am excited to continue with the series.

Disclosure: I received a free eARC of this book.