3-1/2 stars I liked this story of a honeymoon. They both started out with unreal but opposite expectations and learned to live with each other. The horse stuff was okay. We made it almost all the way through the book before there was a silly horse mistake that would have taken the author less than a minute's research with a dictionary to avoid. Oh well. I liked how the heroine grew to understand her husband and how she learned to respond to and accept how he really was instead of how she wanted him to be. I like how the hero who thought he was so emotionless and driven by intellect learned that he really did love his wife and learned to let her be who she really was too.

A nice little story of growing into a marriage. ( )