Well, this was absolutely delightful. It reminded me a lot of two Sarah Maclean books I recently read, but was different enough that I didn't think on that too much. Minerva is so smart, witty, and independent, and I loved that her interest in geology was a pillar throughout the entire story. Even with Colin, she is able to focus on her passions and research. I really appreciate that a relationship with him did not force that passion to second place. I also appreciate that after their week of crazy travel, they decide to get to know each other as well. It's acknowledged that they had arguments and difficulties, but that they learned to work through them. That was a good (albeit small) dose of relatable reality that I haven't seen much of in the romance novels I've read. 
 I was only disappointed in two things: One, with the way the visit to the Geological Society panned out. And two, with the narrative breaks to Kate. Those breaks tore me unnecessarily from the overall story, and I actually skimmed most of the chapters that were not from Minerva or Colin's POV. 
 Overall this was so fun and cute. I'm sad to leave Minerva and Colin behind, but excited to read more Tessa Dare books!