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3.5 AVERAGE
3.5 AVERAGE
The second book in the British Billionaire series gives us the much anticipated story of Kennedy and Connor, the two best friends from Charmed. Their story is a sweet second chance romance that crosses the pond and gives you a taste of New York and London. These two are still so hung up on each other five years later that their mutual friends orchestrate a weekend for them to collide and share a small cottage to work out why they broke up. Connor and Kennedy’s age gap second chance story is super sweet and a little steamy.
Meeting at work in London, Kennedy and Connor were inseparable until one day, Kennedy suddenly broke things off and returned to the states. Connor never forgot her, and Kennedy could never move on. Forced together for the weekend by their mutual friends, Kennedy reveals the real reason she left. However, past hurt still lingers and in order to move on together, Connor must prove to her that Kennedy is his one and only forever.
I loved how Connor, now much more grown up than when they met, had grown a pair and refused to take no for an answer… because no was not the answer. I loved that he followed her when she ran and also adored Kennedy’s over-protective elderly neighbors. Kennedy has some deep, and not unfounded at all, insecurities about her relationship with Connor, but needed to learn to trust the man he’s become and to let go of other people’s opinions. While this story deals with some very heavy issues, it’s lighthearted and super sweet. The perfect cozy romance to lose yourself in for the weekend.
Meeting at work in London, Kennedy and Connor were inseparable until one day, Kennedy suddenly broke things off and returned to the states. Connor never forgot her, and Kennedy could never move on. Forced together for the weekend by their mutual friends, Kennedy reveals the real reason she left. However, past hurt still lingers and in order to move on together, Connor must prove to her that Kennedy is his one and only forever.
I loved how Connor, now much more grown up than when they met, had grown a pair and refused to take no for an answer… because no was not the answer. I loved that he followed her when she ran and also adored Kennedy’s over-protective elderly neighbors. Kennedy has some deep, and not unfounded at all, insecurities about her relationship with Connor, but needed to learn to trust the man he’s become and to let go of other people’s opinions. While this story deals with some very heavy issues, it’s lighthearted and super sweet. The perfect cozy romance to lose yourself in for the weekend.