Nothing is built in a snap. 
 This book was a challenge to me. I was in my nothing-is-good-to-read funk when I started reading this, so it lasted for quite sometime. Sayer is also in her own way, a challenge to read about. I know that as a woman I must know how it feels like to have insecurities, so I should cut her some slack and to be fair, I totally did (which is why I soldiered on and read the whole book). Anyway, I was challenged because I really had a hard time connecting with Sayer's character. However, when Hyde came into the picture... It sort of got me going. I like the fact that the story had one goal and that goal seemed to be realized in the end. Sayer has finally learned her worth and is out there to get what she deserved. It took such a long time, but when she did get there, it was sweet.. oh so sweet. :) 
 Oh and about Zeb? 
 He's a hero made to catch the hearts of unsuspecting women. When he set his mind to something, he doesn't hold back and he doesn't change courses. I love how he pursued and understood all that is Sayer. I kinda know how hard that was for his character since reading about Sayer's internal monologues had me cringing too (and looking at myself in the mirror since God knows I have my fair share of internal monologues). 
 So there, I can definitely say that this story is sweet, a little different from your everyday love story, but worth every minute. :)