Review: Great Tension and Build Up
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
Claire and Adam definitely have history together.  Before their spouses died, they were friends as couples.  Since their spouses died they are barely even civil to each other.  That makes for some major conflict and tension as they regain that friendship and feel it morphing into something more.  It happens pretty slowly as they find some common ground and then start spending more time together.  They learn how to be friends and support each other.  I like that the relationship grew from that instead of attraction first.I really liked the tension and the build up.  The attraction is real and zingy.  I liked that this couple was more mature, not the usual young twenty-ish.  It's nice to change that up a bit now and then.  (or maybe it's just because I am getting older and like when I'm not the oldest one in the book/reader relationship.  ha!)I love the London setting.  I can't wait to get there someday and this book had me dreaming of that day.For me, this book was on the spicier side of sweet.  There was a lot of talk about sexual things and situations although no actual sex.