Review: Look, if you can't keep track of your Princesses, we're not going to replace the ones you lose.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2013
This is a sweet little romance with the kind of weird trouble that only identical twins can cause. However, in this case, the solution to "I flew 18 hours across the world to meet one man but am falling in love with his brother" is NOT "therefore I shall sleep with both of them!" (although that is a very valid choice in some romance genres, but with brothers it tends to squick me out).I liked this quite a lot. The setting was great (the Outback, and way, way Out), the vernacular was fun (IT'S A SHED, NOT A BARN) and the excuse for no cellphone valid (I've dropped mine in the toilet thankyouverymuch, it's far more realistic than dang, no signal), with the characters were fleshed-out enough and pleasant without being saccharine. The romance was believable for me, as was the Dramatic Conflict. This book was also free of my most-hated tropes, namely Jerky Alphaholes, Big Misunderstandings That Could Be Avoided By Using Your Words, and secret babies.If you need something fairly light and cute with just the right amount of angst and heat and a little cow birthing, this is a great book for you.