(combined review with Kim) 
 Taylor Shaw is off to London to complete her bucket list in case her time is running out. She's suffered loss in her past, and she is afraid to really find out if her future is as questionable as she believes it might be. 
 Liam Hunter is a wealthy, cocky, funny businessman she meets on the plane. He is flirty and sexy, and sweeps her off her feet and into a whirlwind of passion and adventure. He's helping her scratch things off her list. But they've both got secrets they are hiding. They have a two week time limit to explore the sights and each other. 
 Taylor and Liam had such a fun rapport, scorching hot chemistry, and an easy going camaraderie as they toured around England. Neither expected to get attached. They both had their reasons not to. But they find themselves learning together how to let go of fears and control in order to live more free and let go of the past. They bring each other laughter, fire, passion, and fun. they both have demons and secrets that are difficult to share. She's been afraid to really live and has been tied down by her fears and loss. He doesn't trust and is all about control, but she provided a challenge to him. But eventually they can't help getting closer and succumbing to feelings. 
 But Taylor has made a decision that she does not plan on changing. Can Liam give her enough inspiration to want to choose a different path? 
 This was a light and steamy read despite some heavier topics. There was enough humor, passion, and banter to keep it moving. Liam was sexy, swoony, witty, and charming. She was sassy and sweet, but sometimes her stubbornness and failure to disclose her important truth was frustrating. Sometimes the sex scenes and travel scenes seemed to distract some from the emotional aspects of the love story. It was told in both points of view, but was organized in a unique way. It was interesting to be able to get into Liam's head eventually and that increased the enjoyment of the end of the book. 
 This was sweet, emotional, sexy, humorous, and romantic. It had enough drama, fear, and trauma to add depth and emotional turmoil, but it was still an engaging read. Samantha Towle fans will recognize some fun cameos from other books. 
 Gifted a review copy in exchange for an honest review.