Ratings14
Average rating3.8
Beautifully plotted, delicately written contemporary romance. Dr. Abraham and his awkward relationship with Will stole the show, plus I appreciate the gaggle of senior citizen secondary characters who were given fully developed personalities, instead of just “dotty” or “sex-crazed septuagenarians.” Sweet, funny, heartbreaking and very romantic. After reading Claytorn's previous book, [b:Love Lettering 44792512 Love Lettering Kate Clayborn https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1558904735l/44792512.SY75.jpg 69446812], I was glad to see that contemporary romance was alive and well, and this book demonstrates again that she is definitely setting the standard for the genre.