Decent story - the beginning links in with the ending nicely, it flows well and the characters seem like normal human beings, rather than cheesy 2D cut outs. Worth a read.

It's a sweet story. There was a great deal of reality to it, rather than a lot of airy-fairy dross about "Oh, I don't know if i love him.....oh, but I do!!!". both of the main characters are likeable and you can see how they would end up together. It's not forced or cheesy and I would happily read it again, if I felt like it. Good little read.

Stupid! Don't read. She's fooled by a guy she doesn't know and both her parents and she still ends up with the guy at the end. Nope. What she should have done is push them all into the closest body of water and then drive away with the entirety of the alcohol from the hotel she was in. Don't waste your time - it seemed full of promise for being interesting after looking at the first 20 pages, but it just doesn't deliver

This was a good read. It was a good, gentle pace as harlequin romances go. It felt natural that they fell in love in the way that they did. I probably wouldn't read it again, but it was worth reading once, unlike some of the more forgettable harlequins you can read. Both male and female protagonists seemed like genuinely decent people, which is always a plus. It was a nice little romance.