I didn't like this one as much as I liked the one about his parents. It did have the older woman trope that I'm fond of. I didn't like the hero here very well as he was so rigid that he was practically unlikeable and he did come off as very young which he was. ( )

Lawyer-advocate Audrey and police detective Ryan have become friends after finding themselves working on a lot of the same cases together. One day they decide to take their relationship to the next level from friends to lovers. It's not until after this that they discover how old each other is. Audrey is thirty-five, Ryan is twenty-two. Ryan has no problem with the age difference, Audrey can't get past it. The story was enjoyable up to a point, then as it went on it grew a bit tiresome with Audrey's constant insecurities over the age difference. At the beginning of the story I liked Ryan, but as the book progressed I liked him less with his never-changing way of seeing things in either black or white with no room for anything in-between, and his hateful feelings toward and not being able to come to terms with his biological father went on for too long. At the end of the story there didn't seem to be much resolution to the problems Audrey and Ryan faced, just a quick wrap-up to the story. ( )