Her Big City Neighbor

I like my romance novels to have SOMETHING going on besides the romance. And Victor and Amy are cute but they kind of come together quickly, enjoy it, do the last-minute-panic- and- break -up thing and then get back together in a super cute way that would fit comfortably in a movie.
BUT that is not why I loved this story. First, I almost never read stories in which a small town girl finally escapes to the big city and doesn't have something horrible happen to her. It's as if every story like this must serve as a warning for people to stay where they are, learn to love it, don't wish for something bigger or you will die!
This could be a travelogue of Toronto. If it wasn't already really high on my list of places to visit, it would be on there now. I mean, Amy embraces this change with both arms and nothing bad happens to her. She is also comfortable in her body and with her personality. Can I express how refreshing this was to read? Big exhale. Yay! A woman who loves her new life! And herself! This is amazing because she comes from one of the least supportive families ever.
I also loved Sierra and I may jump ahead and read her book next.