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This book is definitely an adventure. Trish does a great job of building the characters - Keane is an absolute sweetheart - and the depth of emotions we get from Anna is heart breaking.

I am an experienced offshore sailor, so the middle EVENT was very hard to read - and also an enormous deal and I find it hard to believe Anna would have survived, never mind kept up the positive attitude that she had. On the other hand, I've been to many places in the book and the depiction of the islands and the sailing community were spot on.

Great characters and adventure. Not very steamy but honest and open.

I was sent a free book and am voluntarily leaving this honest review.

I loved this book! The characters were phenomenal and the chemistry they had together was off the charts. Flirty, teasing, tension abounded.

Joy sounded like the perfect friend to take on a trip. Throughout the whole book she explored and fell in love with Paris. She was smart and witty. Griffin has a crazy sexy British accent and speaks five languages. Their teacher/student dynamic was sweet.

Very steamy scenes, including solo scenes (one for him and one for her).

I love a good enemies-to-lovers workplace romance, and when you add in an exotic destination, it's icing on the cake.

This book was heavy on the workplace plot, but it also had the extremely satisfying sticking-it-to-the-bad-guys ending. Henley is incredibly work focused, and it interferes with every other aspect of her life. To her, Graeme is a sidekick in their misogynist boss's machinations.

There's not a lot of on-page wit and sting like you might find in The Hating Game, and the steam is miniscule. There are some massively swoon-worthy kisses, though.

This book is definitely an adventure. Trish does a great job of building the characters - Keane is an absolute sweetheart - and the depth of emotions we get from Anna is heart breaking.

I am an experienced offshore sailor, so the middle EVENT was very hard to read - and also an enormous deal and I find it hard to believe Anna would have survived, never mind kept up the positive attitude that she had. On the other hand, I've been to many places in the book and the depiction of the islands and the sailing community were spot on.

Great characters and adventure. Not very steamy but honest and open.

I was sent a free book and am voluntarily leaving this honest review.

I loved this book! The characters were phenomenal and the chemistry they had together was off the charts. Flirty, teasing, tension abounded.

Joy sounded like the perfect friend to take on a trip. Throughout the whole book she explored and fell in love with Paris. She was smart and witty. Griffin has a crazy sexy British accent and speaks five languages. Their teacher/student dynamic was sweet.

Very steamy scenes, including solo scenes (one for him and one for her).

I love a good enemies-to-lovers workplace romance, and when you add in an exotic destination, it's icing on the cake.

This book was heavy on the workplace plot, but it also had the extremely satisfying sticking-it-to-the-bad-guys ending. Henley is incredibly work focused, and it interferes with every other aspect of her life. To her, Graeme is a sidekick in their misogynist boss's machinations.

There's not a lot of on-page wit and sting like you might find in The Hating Game, and the steam is miniscule. There are some massively swoon-worthy kisses, though.