Twice in a Blue Moon

This book didn't give me the same squee feeling that I've become accustomed to with Christina Lauren books. I'm declaring this the fluke in their otherwise great track record. I got 75% of the way through and still felt like the plot hadn't really started yet. The connection between Sam and Tate in London wasn't gripping enough to carry the desire into the next decade. Why does she keep telling these dudes her secrets? Meh. I genuinely didn't like any of the characters. I feel like I need to read another one of their books asap to remind myselfp that this is just a one off.