Cameron and Vanessa's story is hilarious. Vanessa is so controlled and has a plan for her life and future. Though Cameron has a plan, his McCauley upbringing has taught him to go with the flow a little better than Vanessa. Once these two decide they want to be together they dive right in, but stumble over a few things as they go.

Vanessa's penchant for speaking the truth and telling her version of what's right cause a few problems with their relationship. Cameron knows what he wants, and it's Vanessa. He just hast to get around a few of her barriers to get her to the same place.

I loved snippets of James and Beth's relationship, as well as getting more insight into Del, J.T. and Liam Webster, as well as the crew at the shop. I can't wait to dive into that series as well as the Donnigans.

I don't know what took me so long to get into this series. I love rom-coms and this series is right up my alley.

I read the first two books in this series a while back and, for some reason, I never continued. I'm sorry that I waited so long to pick up the third McCauley brother book, Ruining Mr. Perfect. This was Cameron and Vanessa's book. Both of them are pretty straight laced and different from their families and friends. The fact that they are so similar should make for a logical relationship. But emotions have a way of rearing their ugly heads to make things more complicated,

I thought this was a really cute romance. Vanessa and Cameron were really suited for each other. Loved how Cam saw right through all of her BS and broke down her walls. This book is big on the theme of communication. Because of that, there was a lot less angst in the story. That was refreshing. There is a big surprise toward the end of the book that throws the couple for a loop, but I loved it.

There is a secondary story line that continues from the previous book. Beth and James McCauley are separating after 30 something years. It is hard on everyone involved. Watching them make their way back to each other was entertaining. I think I was rooting for them more than Cam and Vanessa. This as a great addition to the series. I highly recommend it.