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Twenty-five-year-old Rachel Martin is on the trip of her dreams backpacking across Europe. After her father’s fight with cancer, she’s intent on making the most of her travel. Historic sites, traditional food, and authentic experiences. There’s no time for relaxing.
Then she meets Hugh Easton.
The charming British billionaire is determined to avoid his posh past, hostel hopping and partying in dive bars. And he’s left scores of heartbroken women in his wake. Anything to distract him from the family business he’s left behind. Anything to keep the pain of his brother’s death at bay.
But Rachel and Hugh’s connection almost matches the heat of the Mediterranean sun...
Then she meets Hugh Easton.
The charming British billionaire is determined to avoid his posh past, hostel hopping and partying in dive bars. And he’s left scores of heartbroken women in his wake. Anything to distract him from the family business he’s left behind. Anything to keep the pain of his brother’s death at bay.
But Rachel and Hugh’s connection almost matches the heat of the Mediterranean sun...
218 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 17, 2017
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Kat Tobin
6 books14 followersKat Tobin writes new adult and contemporary romance. When she’s not staring down a blank page, she loves reading, travel, and daydreaming about adopting every puppy at the local dog rescue. She lives under the beautiful open skies of the Canadian prairies.
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May 19, 2017
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After an ignominious meeting at the Acropolis, Hugh and Rachel slide into a summer love affair complicated by family and wealth, but in none of the ways readers familiar with these plot turns, are accustomed to. And that's the only compliment I can muster, because in reading, .I was the opposite of entertained.
The biggest problem is that I never warmed up to either character, and spent most of the book (which was clean text, didn't drag purposely) actively wishing Rachel would shut up, or get a personality-changing concussion. That's not a great relationship to have with a character you're supposed to want a happily ever after for. Hugh was slightly better, but mostly because he knew he didn't have all the answers. That said, "ninnies" was muttered more than once, and I had to keep reminding myself of their ages (they might not have been so insufferable if they'd been a few years younger). So unfortunately, this story was not to my tastes, but with none of the action taking place on US soil, the far-flung locales might appeal to many other romance readers.
After an ignominious meeting at the Acropolis, Hugh and Rachel slide into a summer love affair complicated by family and wealth, but in none of the ways readers familiar with these plot turns, are accustomed to. And that's the only compliment I can muster, because in reading, .I was the opposite of entertained.
The biggest problem is that I never warmed up to either character, and spent most of the book (which was clean text, didn't drag purposely) actively wishing Rachel would shut up, or get a personality-changing concussion. That's not a great relationship to have with a character you're supposed to want a happily ever after for. Hugh was slightly better, but mostly because he knew he didn't have all the answers. That said, "ninnies" was muttered more than once, and I had to keep reminding myself of their ages (they might not have been so insufferable if they'd been a few years younger). So unfortunately, this story was not to my tastes, but with none of the action taking place on US soil, the far-flung locales might appeal to many other romance readers.
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