I wasn't as engaged with Dylan & Audrey story as the rest of the players in this series. Audrey's "kismet" beliefs and reconnecting with Dylan were all fine and dandy but the discussion between Donovan and Dylan makes me think Donovan was maneuvering all of it behind the scenes. Sure, the age gap was a hang up for Dylan and Audrey was a breath of fresh air to his grumpiness but a near tragedy to bring them together and Dylan's hard heart and negativity throughout the book was a turn off. I am looking forward to starting the next in series (Dirty Wild) ( )

4.1 stars

This book kept my interest more than the first book did. I'm glad about that because I wanted to like them more than I previously had. I loved the slowly evolving relationship and how Dylan finally wised up. Dylan, by the middle of the book, had me swooning. Loved the epilogue. ( )

"I didn't belong in her world. She didn't belong in mine. Life after love was a desert. That was where I lived. That was my truth. Any vision I had of Audrey being there with me was a mirage."

I absolutely loved this duet!! Audrey is amazing - she's strong, and sexy, and whimsical, and just perfect! Dylan is mature, and grounded, and commanding and totally smitten!

Dylan Locke has a problem. He can't stop thinking about Audrey and that steamy week in the states, where he was supposed to be the teacher, yet became the student, in the lessons of love. Running in to her at the wedding of Sabrina and Donovan only proved to strengthen his undeniable attraction to her. Now, back in London, he's trying his best to forget her, forget his delusions of making her his, and just move on. A walk in the park will put those plans straight to hell. She's here. But one thing hasn't changed, no matter how much they're drawn to each other. She wants the fairy tale - the house with the picket fence, a brood of kids, the whole picture. Things he can't give her. How is he going to keep this in the friend zone, and eventually watch her walk away with another man - a man that can give her what he himself, can't?

Audrey Lind has a problem. She's in love with Dylan Locke. The problem? He's made it abundantly clear that he doesn't want her. - not for the long haul anyway. Can she keep this at a friends-with-benefits arrangement while her heart is longing for so much more - for .....everything? She's told him what she wants. He's told her he can't give it to her. How much is she willing to compromise to be with the man she loves?

Gah!!! This couple slays me!! Audrey pushing Dylan's boundaries to try to make him admit what he feels for her. Dylan breaking his own heart over and over for the sake of her happiness. I totally swoon over this couple! This pair is a true testament to notion that, when fate puts the right person in your path, you need to stop and take notice. I would definitely recommend this duet to everyone !! ( )