Tyler is a bit lost, immature, obnoxious, sex crazed and pony obsessed. Oh and he is also pretty hot and has a good heart. You just have to shake your head at some of the stuff that comes out of his mouth. But he sees the world in a unique way and is so sure of his beliefs. 

Now these two really don't think they even like each other, but the enjoy their extra friendly activities and just can't seem to stop themselves. 

My only prospect for love is a man who lights his farts on fire and has a membership to a porn-of-the-month club. I really need to get back into the dating world and forget about Tyler once and for all. 

God, she is such a bitch. I don't know what it is about her, but I just can't stay away from her. She hates me and I kind of can't stand her, but holy fuck is the sex good with her. 

Tyler is going through  some major life transitions and is trying to find his way in his changing world. And Ava wants to find where she fits in too so she can be happy. Somewhere along the way they begin to actually understand the other one. It is awkward, messy, confusing, and funny to see them try to navigate, get on the same page, and deal with all the stuff swirling around in their chaotic lives.

"You drive me crazy, but I have more fun fighting with you than I've ever had getting along with anyone else..."

This is another wild adventure through this crazy world of foul mouthed, antagonistic, overbearing, nosy, odd, intrusive, and sex oriented group of family and friends. They call each other names, frequently yell obscenities, and get into the craziest situations, but that is what makes it so much fun! The sex toys at Seduction and Snacks are almost characters themselves. 

This story line was one of the quirkiest  and far out ones (but now doing research it is scarily truer to life than I even imagined). It had a big twist that just made me smile. Tyler grabbed my heart in the first book and I loved him even more in this one. He is so goofy, endearing, and sweet. And under her b**chy exterior, Ava is likeable too. And it was fun getting more with Charlotte and Gavin (Love and Lists ) and getting to know a little more about the mysterious younger sister Molly. And of course, the crazy first generation/parents Liz, Jim, Carter, Claire, Drew, and Jenny. And Tyler's family as about equally as free and freaky. So it was another wild ride with this bunch that totally overwhelmed me, should have offended me, but completely entertained me. At times my mouth hung open, I gasped, I snickered, I rolled my eyes, I laughed out loud, I wanted to kick characters in the balls or equivalent, smirked, smiled, and sighed at some sweet moments. If you do not find yourself smiling and laughing at these characters there is something wrong with you or you lack a sense of humor. I may have dreams about glitter and sparkles and friendship songs after this, but I will not regret reading Tyler and Ava's story. Bring on the little ninja Molly. She has got to have one heckuva story coming! 

Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.