Enjoyed this more than I thought I would and suspect it's because it's another fine example of an almost flawless man written by a woman (yes, I can hear my feminism sighing too). Actually, on second thoughts, there are at least two flawless men written by a woman in this book. Ah, well, it was fun while it lasted and it was definitely the quick and easy (language/pace/HEA wise) read I needed at the time.

BUT PLEASE DO CHECK TRIGGER WARNINGS - I don't believe they're in the book so here you go:

Spoiler

TW: car crash, death of loved one, grief, prison, child removed from mother's care, death of parent, loneliness, parental neglect