Review: This was a delightful, funny read, that also tackled some series issues as well.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2014
I absolutely loved this read. This is actually my third read by this author, but this one is very different from the Sweet Home series (which is also great by the way). This is packed with so much rip roaring humor and charm that I was literally, and I mean literally, laughing  out very loudly. The characters were just delightful, but I have to say that my very favorite was Tink; and I personally think that everyone need someone who will give them a little fairy dust from time to time, lol. What's not to love about Tash and Tudor? They are precious together; I loved their banter, the push and pull, the cat and mouse and the eventual catch, as I was really rooting for them. However, it didn't take a rocket scientist to know that trouble was brewing, and I had my suspicions, but I was even taken aback with all the revelations from Tudor's past. Once the subject matter turned much more serious, the flavor of the book did take on a more serious tone, as the nature of the issues warranted that. We were still able to get some wonderful lighthearted moments, and of course Tink was always in the middle of the fun and bedlam. I love that the ending gave some closure, yet indicated that there would be more to come, and I can't wait to see how Tash and Tudor navigate through life in the spotlight, Hollywood scrutiny, and healing from all the family trauma. Tillie you really are brilliant! I love your work and looking forward to enjoying more. Thank you.