"Testing the Water" was released as the third single from the album in April 2014, although was pulled shortly after spending only a few weeks on the charts.

They've got all the elements — meet-cutes, separation, obstacles and a happy ending — plus a soundtrack that mixes '70s-rock guitar with mandolin and pedal steel.

"[8] Conversely, Chuck Yarborough of The Plain Dealer called it an "autobiographical album" that "is just too dang slick, and that love becomes cloying instead of sweet.

"[3] Taste of Country's Billy Dukes affirmed that the album "would benefit from a wider range of experiences and production approaches.

It’s an album jammed full of happy love songs that, even with creative interpretation, begins to lose an edge.