While I wish I'd read the previous installment of this series, it didn't affect my reading experience of this particular novel.
The cliche is there but the way around it is great, I love the incorporation of mental disorders in a respectful way and not as a tool to get a certain outcome.
The story is funny and cute and this was just a nice book.
Overuse of the word "plunging" though... ( )

A short and sweet romp. Really enjoyed the pacing in the front half of this story -- it is a pet peeve when romances circle the "we shouldn't do this" drain ad nauseam when the circumstances keeping them "apart" are easily tackled. Loved the inclusion of mental health and mental illness without it being used as a fault or plot device. I could have done with less use of the word "plunging" though, and I doubt I am alone in that feeling.

If you haven't read the others in the series, you can totally jump in here and not feel lost at all. O'Sullivan does a great job of getting new readers up to speed without rehashing the previous books. ( )