Her eyes flit across the bay, where two dark heads are poking up from the surf-Ebrahim and Percy, treading water while they wait for Georgie to finish his scramble up the side of the cliff, then leap off and join them in the ocean. Felicity, unimpressed by my pounce, retrieves my book, shakes the sand out from between its pages, then returns it to me with a disapproving scowl, as if I am the one behaving inappropriately by dropping a book, when it’s she who is shouting about my sex life. The heavy copy of Don Quixote she dug up from a bookstore in Oia that’s sitting on my chest tumbles to the ground with a dull flump. She is farther down the beach than I thought. I lunge across the beach in an attempt to clap a hand over her mouth, and miss entirely. "Do you mean to tell me that you have not actually fornicated yet?"ĭear God, Felicity. It was cute and quick read and a great little mood lifter. I wouldn't recommend reading it as a stand alone because you need the background to understand what is happening here. It was nice to read about these characters again and I enjoyed this quick dip back into this historical fiction world.My Summary (4/5): Overall this was a fun little diversion if you want to read a bit more about Monty and Percy. As Monty and Percy try to take the next steps in their relationship many tough conversations are had and hilarious antics ensue.This was well done and a fun little story that filled out what happened with Monty and Percy after the first book. Monty and Percy are hiding out on Santorini island after the events in the first book. I listened to this on audiobook (it was a brief 2 hours) and it was pleasant enough to listen to. It was very much a romance, and funny and quirky just like the first book in this series. I borrowed a copy of this on audiobook from my library.Thoughts: This was a cute addition to the Montague Siblings series. Series Info/Source: This is the 1.5th book in the Montague Siblings series.
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