I absolutely love this story! Aged Perfect is a continuation of the trilogy that started with Age Perfect.
This is Sam and Gen's love story. I just sighed while writing this review. I LOVE, Love, love this story because it is a reverse age gap story (older woman/younger man) for us readers 50+.
The story starts out with Gen's two-week holiday to visit a friend and Sam tags along! The holiday ends and Sam asks Gen to stay with him a little while longer, at his home.
Gen finds her backbone and speaks up while they are at a lavish birthday party/media event!! "I am here with Sam; Sam is here with me; we are here together.” I continued, paraphrasing what he had said earlier to Casey. “So we stay together.”
I can't wait for Book 3 BUT will miss their story when it is over.
Here are some of my favorite quotes:
I could feel him even though we were not touching, and I was aware of his personal scent; if I thought about that smell, I was reminded by the slight abraded feeling of his presence there, and then I was suffused with a warmth that took me by surprise.
Lord, you’d think I was too old to blush at sixty-four, but apparently I’m not.
Now it was back, and I was going to enjoy every damn minute, however long it lasted.
There’s a reason most romance novels feature wealthy couples, with servants to do the cleaning, the washing, the childcare. Real life is not relaxing enough to devote your time wholly to your lover. To get that time back, with a new lover, is magical; to get it back when you are old enough, experienced enough, to know the dangers of complacency, is a true gift. (yes, 100% yes)
Sam was everything I had ever wanted in a man, despite being so much younger, and I wanted him taking charge.
“Are they insured?” I was a little worried; they must have cost about five thousand dollars. “Ask Sam,” Trish said, “he bought them for you.” (this just made me melt)
“On yer knees, lassie.” He said, firm and low, and his voice - and the command - sent shivers down my spine."
" . . .although some people may think it’s weird, I wanted him to take me wearing the tuxedo."
“Only me, gealach,” he was staring at me intently, “only me.”
Now that I have finished writing this review, I now want to go back and Re-Read their story.