Review: Realistic, touching, I really did not feel like saying goodbye to this nice set of characters.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 26, 2013
An adorable romance to devour avidly!Honestly, while reading the synopsis about a movie star who will fall in love with a commun stranger, I said to myself: "It reeks of cliché and déjà vu!"Well, Linda Poitevin got me with her story!Superbly written in accuracy and reality, it's a real world romance without fancy characters, even if the heros is famous. It's just a sweet love story that will make you sighI really loved this tender fairy tale of modern times .No fairy godmother or money coming from the sky but battles to can make ends meet every month.Mother of three, Gwyn juggles witrh her architect work and her commitments to offer the best to her children. Baby-sitters, friends, yes. But no boyfriends allowed. No one succeptible to hurt her family can walk through the doors of her house or her heart. Until an unexpected and unlikely appointment with Gareth, a movie star, changed his life.As for the movie star heros, he is hot but not too extravagant. He has some personal reasons to be away from the Los Angeles's  trays when he fell in love with Gwyn's family.It's sweet and tender how the author takes us into the reality of a mundane daily life of a single mother. Like every heroine of a real life, Gwyn has to deal with chickenpox, noodle dishes, bedtime stories and lego cubes.Where other romances would have brought the hero to spend money on a private jet, Gareth makes himself useful by putting his hand to the paw by giving daily bathing to the children.Ok, even if the happy ending is set like in a fairy tale, I found that Linda Poitevin outcome was fun, especially the airport bad timining.Realistic, touching, I really did not feel like saying goodbye to this nice set of characters.Lucienewbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr