Twice in a Blue Moon

I really loved the last few books from Christina Lauren so I guess it was time for a dud. I felt like not a lot happened for the first 30% of this book. We are introduced to the characters 14 years in the past when they meet while both on vacation in London. I really dislike insta-love because it rarely feels believable to me and that was the case here. I believed it more when the characters meet up again in the present but even then, the story dragged on a little too slowly for my liking. One thing I was really hoping for was for Tate to stand up for herself to her father so I was disappointed that never happened. Definitely not CL's best.