Thanks to NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
**This book contains some heavy topics that I believe deserve trigger warnings.**
I NEVER DNF, but struggled to finish this one. Although some of the major themes were hot topics, it was difficult to stay awake. It was very wordy, which took away from the storyline. I skipped so much filler to try to get to the meat of all this. At 80% I don’t want to be reading what the signs are in your hometown and what the store locations are, this isn’t our first visit here!
Both main female characters were very unlikeable. And all the men involved were just as bad.
I won’t be seeking more from this author.

I really enjoyed reading this a lot, it was a beautifully done story. I was invested in the characters and getting to know the throughout the story. The characters felt like real people and dealing with real situations. Ashley Wurzbacher has a great writing style and I was hooked in this book. I'm excited to read more from the author.

"It’s not a diamond.” College Jada poofs away. “It’s a sapphire.” The band, though, is rimmed in diamonds, as they can both plainly see. It’s not Blake’s fault he hasn’t read Jada’s college essay on conflict diamonds and the marriage-industrial complex. It’s not his fault he didn’t get a head start at knowing her. This is what Drew does: pushes her buttons, then watches what happens."