Tracy Kelleher

Sarah Halverson and Hunt Phox met at a water aerobics class their friends had signed them up for. They were thrown together again during Sarah's baby shower that resulted with them becoming roommates because Sarah wasn't advised to drive when she'd experienced fainting spells earlier.

The hero, Hunt, was refreshingly different. A beta hero! I don't come across those often. I loved his dialogue because I can totally picture a real person with a sense of humor talking the way he does. He may be rich, but he was also down to earth. Plus, he was skinny from chemotherapy.

Warning, if you don't like books that mention brand names, you'd probably want to avoid this book. Seriously, I understand when authors use brand names to illustrate something like a character's wealth and such, but I don't see the purpose in having secondary characters make casual conversation about where they got this coffee from or that they got a bargain getting their watch fixed at this specific farmers market. Makes me suspect the author got paid for sprinkling brand names in her book.… (altro)