Copy received from Netgalley for an honest review

The blurb caught my interest as I was flicking through Netgalley one day.

I did like the difference in their family dynamics and how they deal with them. They really are both so different, but I think that was what fired their attraction, even when they didn't want it to.

I liked the different ways they dealt with losses from the past, even when they are holding them back from their future.

I liked the way they brought out the best in each other, when they are at their worst.

I did enjoy Lyall and Nick's story, however I did feel everything was a bit rushed - though the start was a little slow, if that makes sense.

I know, I know, I am contradicting myself here. This book just had me all over the place with things.

I loved the Australian setting (yay, more Aussies for me to read), and this was my first Daniel De Lorne read. I will be going back to read more in the future.