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It did not ruin the book and I am so grateful. I could feel a sigh of relief come out of me.

Luckily, the way the conflict occurred, was handled well. I know Frame did this for a little excitement, but I was enjoying the romance and didn't want this to interfere. It does not take up too much of the book, thank goodness. You are in the POV of an awful women named Ash. My only small complaint, the crazy ex storyline, I didn't like. She did well in Courting the Countess, and again in this book. I think Frame does a good job of writing kids in lesfic. There also were a few kid characters in this book. At times Dale was almost to good to be true, but I was so caught up in this fairy tale type romance, I didn't care. They are really likeable characters especially Dale. Both characters have flaws, but there is valid reasons for them. There are two main characters Dale and Becca. I was absolutely sucked into the story from page one, and enjoyed every second of it.

While the chemistry was not jumping off the pages at you, it was such a feel good romance that I didn't mind. For me, this was by far Frame's best book yet. It almost feels like Frame has been trying to find her perfect zone as a writer, but had not quite gotten there yet. I have read almost all of Frame's books, and they have been really up and down for me. I was going to make some corny joke about how unexpected this book was, but I will save you all from that.