Could you walk away from a million dollar inheritance? Erin Blackwell proves that she can. Refusing to become a business major to cater to her overbearing grandmother, Erin instead turns to her one true love, English. Erin does have a gift, one that is demonstrated as soon as the reader opens the book. Erin creates stories that have the possibility of winning her a much sought-after internship. The only roadblock? Hunter Allen.

Hunter, the stable boy from Erin's grandmother's farm as well as the stable boy in Erin's romance short stories, has the ability to pop her dreams like a bubble. Due to Erin's refusal to become a business major, Hunter has agreed to step up to the task and receives all of the benefits that come with it. He flashes his Rolex, has plenty of money to throw around, and attends an expensive school. Overall, he appears to live to ruin Erin's life. However, could she also have just the teensiest of crushes on him? And how does he feel about her?

Erin's character is likable and funny at times, she can be a tad dramatic, but she often has a right to be. Hunter's character can appear selfish and overbearing, but he does appear to genuinely care for Erin and looks out for her. The reader will be quietly rooting for them throughout the novel. The secondary characters play a fairly large part as compared to other novels, they serve to further the plot and keep the plot moving at a fast pace.

The events of this book ranged from exciting to sad to hopeful. This book will be a perfect read for young adult readers, even for adults.