Review: Compulsive charm and warmth
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2013
It shares lots of similarities to Up In Arms: highly successful and well known stunning blonde player falls almost instantly in love with a quiet, somewhat insecure and lonely man who thinks he's ordinary but is really very handsome and whose inate goodness speaks to the player's jaded soul.  The insecurities of the 'ordinary' MC puts up a number of barriers which the confident player just bulldozes through until a 'catastrophic' event almost derails things until it's all sorted and true love prevails. Despite this over the top formulaic approach both books ooze a kind of compulsive charm and warmth where you root for the player to get his man and you feel desperately sorry for the quiet guy and hope he finds the chutzpah to overcome his insecurities and grab the golden prince. Kindle gives her characters kind souls, genuine friends and in this book children who squabble like your own brood and overall a kind of grounded realness which balances the melodrama and harlequin romance.