Irish men are a
complicated sort. They'll knock you on
your arse when you're not looking.
Willa is on her way
to Dublin, Ireland after winning the trip through a photography contest. The trip comes at a perfect time - as she
just broke it off with her "perfect" boyfriend of two years - and she
feels the need to get away from all the reminders of him, and her feelings of
not being ever what he really wanted or needed.
She wants to find her "old self" instead of the person she has
been pretending to be for the past two years.
Shane is helping his mother and sister run his
family's Inn and Bar after his father passed away six months ago. It's not where he wants to be - he has other
dreams he needs to chase, and is battling with his decision of how to handle
the situation he's been put in. Being
trapped at the bar which reminds him too much of his father, is really not
where he wants to end up.
I knew I was going to love Willa right from the
beginning - especially with how she totally "sassed" Shane right back
within minutes of meeting him at the airport - and then left him at the airport
and got her own cab to the Inn. Right
from the start - there is the constant battle of wills and attitudes with these
two - not to mention the sexual tension that radiates off of them.
"It's inevitable,
Willa. We are inevitable. When you stop fooling yourself, come and find
me."
Both are struggling with their life and
decisions they have made that led them to where they are. Both are trying to figure out who they are
and where they actually belong. Both are
made for each other - but Willa feels guilty for having feelings for Shane so
soon after her breakup with Evan, not to mention the fact that she's only in
Dublin for a month.
Shane
is just too irresistible and charming to resist - even though she tries her hardest
to avoid him at all costs. She finally
gives in to her feelings - but there's still the question hanging in the
background, of what will happen to them once it's time for her to go home.
Dammit, Willa. I didn't see you coming.
I loved watching as
Willa finally let go, and opens up herself to Shane - finally realizing that
she wasn't "Unfixable" at all.
Loved this story.
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