My feelings about this book are all over the place. There are a few things that are a bit “off,” like the misuse of a title, and the throwing around £50,000 casually as if it is not over SIX MILLION DOLLARS. But there is an insecure, disabled heroine and angst and misunderstandings like I like, so it won me over in the end. The subplot with the sister-in-law Sarah’s behavior put a damper on my enjoyment however. She’s the heroine in the previous book, so it struck me as odd that she would be such an ass in this one. Ruining Miri and Will’s relationship in order to protect her future children from possible scandal? What a selfish bitch! The writing felt a bit inconsistent as well, like that some parts had been well-edited and others less so. At multiple times I was getting bored with things being repeated over and over for multiple paragraphs, but then other parts made me tear up, they were so lovely. Overall though, I liked this. ( )