I have to start out with saying that I am not into K-Dramas. I’m open to trying new things so I did pick up this book, but they haven’t been my thing and I don’t think this book will change that for me. If they are your thing you may enjoy this book more than me. It’s not to say I hated this book, I didn’t, it was a quick read and while it was super predictable and over dramatic it wasn’t bad. I did think he characters were a little flat and the story didn’t feel realistic but it was a light, quick read. Hannah and Jacob were best friends in childhood, living up to their mothers’ dreams since they were also best friends. Until Jacob and his family went back to Korea and their friendship was abruptly ended by hurt feelings. Jacob went on to be scouted to be a Korean actor and is staring on a successful Netflix Korean drama. Hannah moved on and was doing ok until he start of this summer when her boyfriend dumped her. She wasn’t pleased to hear that her mother’s best friend and her two children would be coming to stay with them for the summer. Of course when confronted with Jacob she’ll have to figure out if old hurts are enough to combat shared history and chemistry. I gave it 3.5 stars.