A good beach/summer read. A light read that was nice and easy to get through. The miscommunication trope isn’t my favourite but would recommend giving this a go.

This is very well written and I enjoyed lots of it. But, I hate stories which are based on stupid misunderstandings that could have easily been sorted by the character opening their mouth and asking a question rather than running off.

In this instance, the heroine makes incorrect assumptions and runs off. She hates the hero for all this time and only when their agent forces them to try working together again, do they meet up and eventually realise there parting was based on a stupid miscalculation. For most of the book, I disliked Scarlett for her martyr complex, attitude to Theo and her refusal to recognise her own flaws and weaknesses.

It’s a tribute to the author that she made her characters real enough for me to dislike them or feel sorry for them.

I would have liked a longer and more emotional denouement but there you go. Definitely worth a read.

This was a very funny, entertaining read. I really enjoyed learning about our main characters back story, and the journey that leads them to where they are now. I felt as though I was sitting in the French Riviera the whole novel. A great beach read.