I finished this book in a couple of days, a couple of months ago, after my friend Janelle Brown (best to just put that out there) sent me a galley. If I didn't love it - which I did -- I'd just tell her "It was good" and/or avoid her for as long as possible (and not bother with a review). Janelle, as her fan base knows, is a fluid, fun, writer. Her story is about an arty couple in LA who have what's best described as "good problems" (how to be artful and make money and not drive drunk in Los Angeles too often). They're the type of irresistible characters so many of us know, and all like than we probably should, in both real life and in fiction. And there's one character, the crazy ex-girlfriend, who I'm sure a whole bunch of actors are drooling over right now. If you like Nick Hornby.... well... you get the point.