A vet with PTSD and a tattoo artist with a drug addicted sister try to find love in California.
I really wanted to like this book. It had many good reviews, but it just did not live up to my expectations for several reasons. One of the main characters jumped to conclusions and became mad very easily; he acted quite immature and did not seem to have the capability for a healthy relationship. The story was told in the present tense, which I always find a bit odd to read. One character had been raped, but the story did not deal with any lingering effects of the trauma. There were also a number of inconsistencies, so it could have used better editing. However, there was a service dog, a cute kid, and an upbeat ending, so there were some positives. 328 pages (Kindle edition).
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