I borrowed this title from Prime Reading. I thought it sounded like a good story, but after reading, I have to admit to being confused. The Kindle version of this book lists it as an "accidental marriage" story. I did not find that to be the case. That being said, I did enjoy the story for what it was, which was more of a single dad romance mixed with a bit of thriller/mystery aspects.

Wendy, as a character, was very easy to identify with, because she is passionate, but flawed. I got frustrated with her lack of standing up for herself in a few cases. Her parents are something else, especially her mom. I liked how it turned out, but the mother is very manipulative and that turned me off. I do think she eventually redeems herself in a way and luckily she's not the main focus of the story.

Sloan rubbed me the wrong way from the very beginning. It's not often that a character in the written word can give up such strong "icky" vibes, so kudos to the author for being able to bring that forth on paper. He was way creepy and made me super nervous. At the same time, I wondered how Hunter could be so blind and stupid. That was frustrating too, but as a character he too was passionate and flawed.

In the end, we have a kind of insta-love story, but it worked for me.