Entertaining and fun read, although underlying this are some emotional issues.

I had not read the other books in this series, but I think it was fine to read this book stand alone.

I love the Westerly family series. Getting to see all of the sides to Eric's life was wonderful. I don't think that there is anyone else that could have been a better match for him than Sage.

I have to say that I didn't love this book, which was sad since I tend to like this dysfunctional family, yes some of them annoy me but I still enjoy their stories. However, this one did not do it for me at all. I found Eric to be selfish, and I know we were supposed to feel sorry for him because he was supposedly this sad broken person, but I really didn't feel that he just thought of himself and I didn't like him at all. I also found this story line to be ridiculous, now I may be just ignorant and this is truly a profession I just didn't care for it and thought it was as crazy it sounded and understood why everyone raised there eyebrow at it. Sage wasn't and unlikable person, I actually did like her and thought how she saw the good in everyone a little sweet if not naive but I did like that part. I also liked Bella and enjoyed reading of the previous characters and even though I wasn't crazy about Eric I did like the other characters which honestly saved this story.

I keep loving this books!
Ever since the first book I've wondered about Eric, the mysterious famous Westerly brother. We saw a glimpse from him in the last book and he was intriguing. I think Sage was the perfect fit for him, nothing like a super optimistic girl to cheer up a moody guy.

One of the amazing things about this book was the hero aspect of it, I LOVE superheroes and their secret identities so having Eric play Wayne was in-cre-di-ble.

The Westerly family are one of my favorites, they're crazy and complicated but when they get together they're pretty amazing.

I loved the friendship aspect of this book, the relationship Sage had with Bella was admirable and oh my God I want a Reggie in my life! He was the best, he says the most inappropriate things at the best times and I just love him and his family.

Sage's job was weirdly fun, I love how Eric just accepts it, like "yeah, she makes people happy for a living, okay".

I liked how fast I felt this book was, there were not boring moments, I laughed out loud more than once (especially because of Reggie) and I can't wait for the next book!