Thanks for reading! If you want to see more of my reviews visit. This book had a very good start, and I felt invested in Ava’s life and the outcome to her decisions, however, the story became too unrealistic towards the end. I couldn’t understand how they spent an entire flight with one another and didn’t use that time to get to know one another if there was such an intense attraction instead, they just slept. She seemed a lot younger than 35, as she seemed very vulnerable and meek. He came across as a bit full-on, and she didn’t seem bothered by him at all. I did feel, though, with the way it was written and her constant hesitation that he was more into her than she was him. She meets Carter on her flight, and there is an instant attraction. The entire story is written from Ava’s point of view, so we do get to know what she is thinking completely. She books on the first flight to Greece and doesn’t look back. She wants a new start for the new year, and that means life attitude and career. However, she has had enough and throws caution to the wind. This means her plans of time off and relaxing on New Year’s Eve are out the window.
We are following Ava Raine who has worked right through Christmas, and her boss is expecting a report at 6 am on the 1st of January. This is a fast-paced contribution to the Flirt Clubs collaboration of New Year’s resolutions.
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