This book was more fluff than normal for the HP line. Sweet fluff. Enjoyable but nothing that really stands out. It was different from LG's usual stuff. The hero was basically nice throughout. The heroine was sort of weakly feisty. The plot was not real solid. It had a lot of potential to be a lot more. This is one that suffered from lack of space. The scenes that were there were really good but by themselves could not tell a well rounded complete story. There either needed to be a bunch more scenes of the same length or shorten what was there so more story could be told. Not bad but sort of cotton candyish. Nothing that anyone is going to be offended with but no one is going to remember it forever either. Hmm... ( )

A decent novel from Graham, although different from a lot of her stuff. The heroine is spunky and likeable but I do wish there had been a longer opposition before agreeing to his proposal. Some mild steaminess and hot scenes, but what makes the book work well is genuine sweetness toward the end and how the love they feel for each other comes across convincing. The hero is gentler throughout than most of her books and, while he's likeable, he just doesn't stand out. Not many funny moments and I prefer a bit more drama and tension in my Harlequins, but overall this one was a quick read without any annoyances attached. ( )

I am a fan of [a:Lynne Graham|49378|Lynne Graham|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1263992473p2/49378.jpg]'s romances, but this was an average story to me. Parts from Raja's point of view did not seem realistic... And Ruby kept changing her mind on each page... ( )