I loved this book. I love Frankie - she is unabashedly different, and while her different isn't the same as my different, I love her acceptance of herself. Sheriff Eric is the leading man I like to see. He isn't some model-like adonis, or amazingly skilled millionaire. He's just a guy getting through life (with a couple of hilarious bumps along the way. They make a great couple, and with most of the book showing them growing closer instead of throwing them at each other and then splitting them up over and over, their romance and connection seemed very real. 

Frankie's feud with the teenager trying to break in to the morgue was a great backdrop to the romance and really helped drive the story forward and create enough tension between Frankie and Eric along the way. I got the catch up with Frankie's cousins (one of which has a bombshell to drop) and the whole McCreedy family is just a joy to visit with.