I've always loved the older Mills&Boon novels. I find that they contain more of a storyline and they delve deeper into the romance than the modern ones. Their focus is not on the sexual tension, but rather on the building of awareness on all levels - and the resistance against it.

'Unguarded Moments' is no exception. In usual Sara Craven fashion, the main character - Alix - is a reserved, reticent and ever-weary figure for whom life seems to be a constant battle. Ironically, her biggest battle is that against her own emotions, her unwilling desire for Liam, her boss's biographer.