Remi Montague didn't plan to spend her honeymoon in London with her best friend, left by her fiancee two weeks before the wedding. Nor did she plan to wake up next to the fling that broke her heart three years before. 
 Dax and Remi have some history, history that includes broken hearts, hurt feelings, and secrets. They hadn't anticipated the 72 hours they spent together, and neither imagined they would re enact that in London. 
 There was so much drama caused by simple lack of communication and mixed signals that I was often frustrated with the characters during very important scenes. But there were other parts of the story where I couldn't put it down or turn the pages fast enough. 
 I loved Dax. Confident but afraid of commitment, his British upbringing and friendship with his brother had me half in love with him before this book even started. 
 Remi had a lot of learning to do about what she wanted from life and her plans often got in the way of a smooth story. But I liked what she did learn, and the way she came to that knowledge. 
 I wasn't sure what to expect when the book blurb said this was inspired by Romeo and Juliet (without any deaths). But after reading I get it. These two are star-crossed though their timing has been horrible from the start. 
 The side characters were a lot of fun as well. Declan and Elizabeth are back and present in many scenes, both giving Dax a hard time (as any good family does) and pushing him in the right direction as needed. Lulu and Spider gave some great moments as well. Lulu, as Remi's best friend, and Spider, as Dax's cousin, might even have a story of their own tangled in these pages (or future pages?). 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.