 Writing for the "Sydney Morning Herald", Bernard Zuel said that Higgins' second album was the chance to prove herself as a "special one", but that she had failed to do so.He called the album "attractive, in a comfortable way" and said that it would appeal to her fans, but said that Higgins is "no better or worse" than many other similar artists.Andrew Murfett for "The Age" was more positive and called the album "a convincing return".