In the Name Drop characters Elijah and Jessica happen to share the same Korean name, which eventually leads to them swapping lives (sort of) with Elijah getting relaxation and time away from his dad and Jessica trying to network her butt off to get some recommendations for college. Essentially, it was sort of reminding me of the movie The Parent Trap where the identification twins swap lives for the summer...except these characters aren't identical twins. The characters were likeable, but they weren't memorable to me. I also feel as though there wasn't much character development for either of the characters despite everything that happens in the story. The pacing of the story was pretty decent and the story seemed to flow well. Overall, it was a sweet story to read and one that was enjoyable. I would recommend this book to others.