There aren't enough words to describe what a wonderful read this was! 
 Short Synopsis 
 Charlotte and David were friends as kids but a silly remark by David, right before he went off to Eton, causes her a lot of ridicule from other kids. Now lets move straight to when she 18 and he's almost 20. Both their parents want them to marry each other but they're against it, believing each other to be as annoying now as they were as kids. But times change and so do they. Charlotte's grown up to be a vivacious beauty and David's a joyfully charming, handsome young man. Of course they start to like each other. But a tragic misunderstanding sprinkled with the old vices, pride and prejudice, cause the young lovers to rift apart. 
 Cut to 18 years later, and David re-enters Charlotte's life and the story continues from here. 
 My review 
 I am incapable of counting the number of happy sighs I am producing. It was a perfect romance. 
 The lead characters have known each other for long so we get a taste of a veritably sparking chemistry between them. Even the misunderstanding isn't dragged out. Clear cut confessions and discussions make for a fast paced and engaging story. 
 The best part of the romance was that both of them spar as equals. Often-times, romantic heroes appear to accommodate the heroine's whims and eccentricities and whatever fights they have, the hero's always shown as the clueless yet rational male and the woman shown as the emotional and alluring female. This book wasn't like that. The leads had real fights, real bones to chew on and jumping-in-your-face-real emotions. I can't praise this story enough. 
 Another thing that pleased me immensely was their physical description. Sabrina Jeffries keeps it realistic by describing them as sexy, but sexy for their age. The leads aren't some age defying miracles of beauty. They're real and they're hot. And the sex was incendiary! 
 So go, go, go, go! Pick it up and start reading!