Review: A true romance with a winning hero
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 16, 2013
Libby is making some muesli for an Olympic athlete when his brother barges in and mistakes her for a robber. Fighting to keep a safe distance yet still managing to take one step closer each time, they each have to destroy what they know about themselves so they can find the courage to be together.I love the way Ms. Anderson portrayed Libby and Jack. I love how they fight to stop themselves from falling but they each can't help it. But the real joy is in the telling - Ms. Anderson is skilled in letting us into the personal struggles of the heroine and the hero so that even though it's a familiar concept - "I hate you but I love you I can't help it" - it isn't tiresome. Major plus points for Jack Barnes, who is a hot hot man who manages to get over himself and sidesteps the a-hole pitfall quite nicely. He is a thoroughly good guy with some naughty streaks, all in a good way.Minus one star for being a bit too rushed with the ending. But all in all still a good read.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.