The author is obviously a Mads Mikkelsen fan and a former fanfiction writer, so, based on the reviews, I thought this would be somewhat similar to Shark Tank. Nope, it turned out to be much cuter and fluffier. 
 The lower rating mainly results from a case of It's not you, It's me. The writing is better than average in this genre and there are some interesting twists and turns. I can definitely see the appeal, even if I don't feel it, myself. 
 But, the thing is, I don't like reading about established couples. Like, at all. Because usually, it's either a sap-fest or drama galore. Well, this book is a combination of both. So, it threw me off that they were already in a relationship for four years from the beginning of the book. 
 The sex scenes were a bit off-putting and there were a LOT of them. What's with all the sex without any kind of lube? At the rate they were going at it, they would have surely had tissue tears. And being able, at the age of forty-two, to get it up immediately after an orgasm? Yeah, right... 
 And then came the big reveal... 
 Over the top much? Yes. But, still, it's the best part of the book. 
 Bottom line, I didn't hate it, I didn't love it.