Halle and Henry were such a warm and gentle couple. It had been a long time since I've read Icebreaker and Wildfire, so I couldn't remember much about Henry. After reading Grace's Author Note at the beginning discussing his lack of diagnoses, I wasn't sure what I was getting into. I understand her reasoning for not giving his a diagnosis, but with Halle giving Henry the same accommodations that she gives her sister with ADHD it was obvious what he was dealing with. And it's surprising that Halle wouldn't have wanted to him work it out and get help with it seeing as she is a chronic people pleaser. 

I loved the slow burn, which is surprising because I typically hate those. I feel like Halle and Henry progressed in their relationship so perfectly right for their personalities and it was fun reading their story. This was really well written. I didn't find that it was too slow or fast. I didn't like Henry's action towards the end of the book, and Halle is so much more patient than me because I wouldn't have been able to do what she did. I loved that the ending what we all expected. Romance stories always want to end with a pretty bow on them, but thats not life. I think this was a great reflection of reality.