That said, the book is simply too long for the story it’s
telling. There are stretches that drag, moments that could’ve been tighter, and
it easily could have been 300 pages without losing anything important. Because
of that, my interest dipped around the halfway mark.
I really enjoyed the family dynamics and Lucie’s character,
plus the sweet early chemistry and banter. But Aiden lost me as the story
progressed—his emotional unavailability made it hard to root for him, and I
never fully bought their shift from flirtation to love. For a single‑parent
romance, I also wished for more meaningful interactions between Aiden and
Lucie’s daughter.
Still, it’s a cute, well‑narrated, and entertaining read
with great side characters and several genuinely heartwarming moments. If you
enjoy slow‑burn romances with charming premises, this one may still hit the
spot.
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