Rowena
Written on Oct 21, 2013
Frith Taylor is an engineer who is more comfortable on a construction site than she is anywhere else. She’s smart, she’s capable and she’s got a plan. One that doesn’t include weddings and hen nights (which I’m assuming is the American equivalent of bachelorette parties) but when George offers to help her, she finds herself going along.
Frith and George are complete opposites. She’s very rigid in the way that deals with everything in her life which doesn’t lead to a lot of wild nights filled with fun. It’s hard to be out having fun when you’re determined to not end up like your mother. Sticking to her plan has been her M.O. for as long as she can remember and she’s not going to let anything or anyone distract her from that. But George is more easy going, always smiling and trying to shake Frith up. He’s interested in her because she’s interesting and like George, I wanted to shake her up a little too. Seeing the two of them grow closer and closer, the more time they spent with each other was a fun ride. One that I’m glad to have been a part of.
I enjoyed getting to know both Frith and George and I also liked the other characters like Saffron and Roly. This book is told in first person so that might turn off some people because we get this entire story through Frith’s POV but it didn’t take away from my enjoyment. I liked Frith, she had an engaging voice even though she was kind of uptight. I recommend this book to lovers of chick lit, Kristan Higgins books and contemporary romance. I liked it.