Full review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books 
 Boy howdy, was it cringey. 
 Sarah's comment on this was, "The plot summary lines up a bunch of serious obstacles to the happy ending, so I'm very curious how it'll be pulled off." 
 It's pulled off (kind of) with a LOT of cringes on my part. There's a thing with twin-switch books that always concerns me: the hero and heroine cannot have sex until AFTER the reveal. It's a consent issue. Julia would be consenting to sex with Albert, not Edward. Never mind that she had no real reason to think that this wasn't Edward. HE knew what she was doing and it's just icky. Now, they don't ACTUALLY bang until after the reveal, but they get DAMN close (like, the reveal happens mid-foreplay) and I was cringing because it was horribly awkward and kinda rapey. 
 I'm not gonna lie, and I feel like I need to apologize for this: I was legitimately concerned, after all of the discussions we've had online over the idea of the HEA not being mandatory for a romance (Uh, it is), that maybe this would be a book without an HEA. I should have had more faith. I should have. But I was scared. 
 I enjoy Heath's writing, and she makes interesting, layered characters, and maybe upon a reread when I am not worried about if I'm going to get my promised HEA or not I'd enjoy this more. But the cringeworthyness of the whole twin-switch/consent issue is a HUGE obstacle, and I'm not sure I can get beyond that. 
 - Redheadedgirl