Review: A few flaws, but an entertaining read.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
A sweet romance, though the pacing at the beginning didn't catch me, and sometimes the hyperbole of emotion was jarring. I liked it better than the last book of this authors that I read, because the characters did feel more down to earth, overall. I would have liked to see more buildup to the main relationship, because it felt very abrupt, and I was very far into the book before I realized that relationship was supposed to be at the heart of the story.Bowes' writing tends to follow aspects of New Zealand and UK culture equally. The mix takes some getting used to in this one, but it's an interesting angle to approach the characters' backgrounds from. If you're intrigued by these locales and like sweet romances, you'll want to give Bowes a read.