I don't want to read about teenage romance which is much of the beginning of this story. reading other reviews show that it is not a story I'm actually interested in reading. misunderstanding, no communication.

Love Waits is a beautiful, second chance romance about two people destined to be together. Typically, I'm not too fond of books with flashbacks; however, they did not take over the entire narrative in this story, and they kept me invested in Ashleigh and Gina's journey to their HEA. The real reason for their breakup could have been better developed, but, overall, this story was a five-star read easily. ( )

I like Gerri Hill. She tells a nice story and this one is no exception. It's a typical, formulaic romance but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I enjoy the authors voice and will continue to read her books. I did like this one.

**7/2/14 - feel like listening to a Gerri Hill book while working today. She's one of my favorite authors for re-reads when I just need something comforting in the background. Like a favorite movie** ( )

This was a story told in two parts. Present Day and about twenty years ago when both women where in High School/College.

Gina and Ashleigh were seceretly girlfriends in their Junior and Senior year (and then not so secretly a little in college). But, in college is where everything fell apart for their relationship and they broke up.

The book starts us off twenty years later and their Twentieth high school reunion. They both go, and they're both worried about seeing the other.

But, of course, they do see each other. And at times it's intense and uncomfortable for them, and at other times loose and perfect. And then there are a bunch of twists and turns and misunderstandings in their journey to each other.

At times the novel seemed to drag a bit, and that sometimes pulled me out of the narrative.

I did really like the characters though, they jumped off the page (short story with Aunt Lou?? Heh--).

A fun short read. ( )