Review: Just so wonderful...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
The fake fiance trope is one of my favorites and Noelle Adams put her wonderful touch to this sweet engaging tale.  Sarah works for Jonathan in a lab in Iceland and has been in love with him for several years.  One of the things I like best about this author is her ability to tell a tale in a myriad of settings.  Her romances are set around the world.  You are never bored with her settings.  Jonathan's uncle funds the lab and, as his only guardian, wants Jonathan to settle down.  Hence, the fake fiance.  The characters are very engaging.  Sarah was an ugly duckling as a child and has blossomed into a luscious young woman.  Jonathan, whose personality sounds like he should have been classified somewhere on the Aspergers scale, is gruff yet sweet.  What I loved about this book is the author's deft hand with the characters. How we find out so much about them in only a few pages.  We know that Sarah is loved by her family but her social life has been limited.  Jonathan's life was lonely and this affected him greatly to the point where he is unable to form meaningful connections with people.  But anyone who has read any of these types of romances knows where the story goes so I don't have to tell you that.  Just know that Noelle Adams' classic ever so hot touch to their coming together is solidly at work here.  Oh my, sizzling hot.  This is yet another reason why this author is an auto buy for me.  I don't even read the synopses for her books anymore - I just one click it!!