Rounded up from a 3.5

If there's one thing I love about the Jansen Brother's series, its that they're fun and quick reads.

I was looking forward to reading about Wes's story after following along with the two previous books. I was intrigued by Wes mostly because he was the quiet older brother who wasn't talked about all too much.

This follows Hailey who just opened a salad shop after moving to California. She has a not so meet cute with Wes, who is waiting for a date at the dessert shop next door. Wes accuses Hailey of lying about her identity that she wasn't his date who was standing him up. Feeling bad about the mix up and after having one of her salads, Wes offers web and business advice to Hailey to make up for it.

I loved seeing these two form an actual friendship before jumping into any type of relationship. They were building a good foundation of wit and banter. I loved the slow build between them, though I did get a little frustrated that Hailey was a bit too quick to throw away any feelings and was solely focused on her self. That being said, they were really able to push through in the end.

This was a sweet book with just enough conflict. Also, don't read this book hungry, for once in my life I was constantly craving a salad.

Thank You NetGalley and St Martin's Publishing Group for the ARC