Review: Enjoyable story.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2012
I will be honest - I pretty much abandoned the books by this writer, not because I do not like her writing, but because her works seem to have more and more sex and just were becoming too cookie cutter for me. I am glad I listened to several recommendations and decided to come back.One of the trademark of her contemporary works that I actually enjoyed was that the guys are mature men who deal with the believable and realistic problems in their life and often do so in a mature grown up way.This book has all of that - both Shane and Eric have to deal with the problem that is still in existance, which is real and they consider the possible damage to their careers and they consider it more than once. It is believable to me that after thinking about it, they will choose to risk it in order to be with the person they were falling in love with.I really loved how they did not fall in love right away, I loved that at first they fell in lust with each other, not in super insta love - another point for believability in my book.I absolutely loved how this book does not demonize their ex wives and portrays them not as perfect people, but human, who made mistakes, but not as villains of any kind.I liked this story. I have to admit that as much as I would love to visit japan, sometimes Travelocity got a bit boring.