Again love her witty conversation between characters and her writing style. ( )

This is a delightful, entertaining read sprinkled with gentle humour and a large dose of romance as Eva and Joe, the two protagonists, weave their way through a complicated maze of untruths and misunderstandings. Set in Australia, England and Dublin, there are some picturesque descriptions of the three countries as well some eccentric characters thrown into the mix to make the book more interesting. Would recommend this book to anyone looking for a light, fun summer read. ( )

This is a bit of a light fluffy kind of a read. No real drama or pathos, a little bit of humor and a little bit of romance.

Eva is an Irish shop assistant who once had dreams of being an artist. She's at a crossroads in her life and takes an impulsive trip to Australia to think over her options. Joseph is a successful English entrepreneur who travels to Australia on a business trip. The two meet by accident, and each gives the other a false impression of who they really are. Twists and turns in revealing their true identities ensue and the "will he/she love the real me" question comes into play.

This was a charming story. A bit predictable, but charming nonetheless. ( )

A fun, easy read. ( )

This was a really cute and fun chick lit novel. Set mostly in Australia, it's the story of Eva and Joseph, who meet while on holiday, but both of whom aren't being completely honest with each other. I was frustrated with how long it took Eva to get around to telling the truth - several times I felt like shaking her and saying "Just tell him already!!". However, the romantic build-up between the two of them was great (for once, a set of characters that didn't jump into bed with each other right away), and made for a fun story. A quick read, and quite enjoyable! ( )