Rhys is the RED HOT REBEL who has been doing the opposite of what his father wants him to do and carrying around the resentment he has for his father’s lack of support for his true passion of photography. He meets Ivy and makes a bad impression on her which matters because they end up traveling on an international photo shoot together as model and photographer.
Ivy is the force of nature in this story. She is effervescent, positive, kind and sees the romance and beauty of the places they go rather than the discomforts. Rhys starts out being rude, sarcastic and brutally honest (when it suits him), so watching Ivy turn his sour disposition into something else is worth reading the book for.
The writing is very good - the story flows and the intimate moments are written with both feeling and steam. It is easy to watch Rhys and Ivy learn more about one another also making it intense when betrayal is discovered.
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