Despite the old publication date, this novel still tells a wonderful story in vintage Krentz style. Both Katy and Garrett must come to terms with the wrong assumptions they made about the marriage and find a way to make things work. The reader cheers them on as they discover things about themselves and their spouse that offer hope. My only complaint would be the initial lack of communication between the couple. Today, men and women should not rush into marriage without fully understanding their expectations and their depth of feeling.
Communication is the key for a healthy relationship and a strong marriage.
On occasion, I wanted to shout at Katy and Garrett to just speak and not rely on the other's ability to mind-read for understanding. In all, an enjoyable read.