thought I had reviewed this book last year, but a search through the archives proved me wrong, so I am reviewing it now instead.I love Sharon Stacey, she is one of those authors that I turn to when I want a good contemporary romance. This book was no exception.This was an heartwarming book, filled with a good romance and lot of laughter. I loved how Emma and Sean's relationship evolved, from the first meeting to the decision to give the facade a try.The tension between them was understandable, but under the scrutiny of their family their emotions gradually turned real.Just like the previous Kowalski novels, it takes place in New England. I have never been in New England,but to me the setting felt really believable. From the house Emma lived in to the small town they shopped in.The first time I read this book, I was a bit sceptical about wheter or not the premise would work. But it did work, at least for me. And the reason it work is the fact that Emma loves her grandma, and she only wants to ease her worries.The only thing I didn't like was the secondary romance between Cat and Rupert. I liked Cat, but the romance felt tacked on, and I didn't feel it added anything to the story.
