This was great. I’m not usually a fan of romances where it switches points of view every chapter, but it worked well enough here. Anna was such a relatable character. She is trapped doing things she doesn’t want to do because she needs to please everyone. I understood her struggle for most of the book, but admittedly got a little frustrated near the end. It all works out though. Her love interest Quan was wonderful - but almost too flawless though. Still the main couple had a lot of heart and chemistry.

The book was a bit heavier than I was expecting - it was only about half romance. A lot of the book focused on Anna dealing with being diagnosed on the spectrum later in life and her caring for someone terminally ill. I thought it would be lighthearted, but I actually felt really angry for Anna in several places - I've known a couple of Priscillas and Julians my time. The parts where she is caring for her father were moving - but also really brought the fun down. (Not a bad thing, but not what I thought I was getting into).