Title: Very romantic
Product review: I enjoyed the book because it was different than the usual "sex first romance later and marriage last of all" storyline. The book starts out on the couple's wedding night so that much is a given. But they married for practical reasons, not love. The book is about falling in love (and a little spy business).It's interesting that one critical review disliked Lucy and another disliked Simon. Neither one of them was perfect -- they both made mistakes. Simon left with no explanation and conducted an apparent affair right in front of Lucy. Lucy was more angry that Simon didn't tell her he was a spy than when she thought he was having an affair. I could understand both positions and really enjoyed the process of Simon and Lucy finding love in their marriage. I hope Ms. Mullins continues with Foxworth and Gin's story and another spy adventure in which Lucy and Gin can work with Simon and Fox.
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