Its how these two can move past the antagonism and conflict to form a lasting bond and partnership. We are also shown the unexpected inner desires of these characters and that is where the relationship begins to form. Shellythe woman so consumed with fear that her outward appearance reflects none of her emotions. Beauthe face of the easy-going twin whose charm is likened to a habit formed and solidified over time. We learn about the inner turmoil faced by both main characters. And these are some of the most complex characters that Reid has written. Throughout the story we get to know the real Beauford Winston and the real Shelly Sullivan. There is no standard trope, and there are a few curveballs thrown along the way. In typical Penny Reid fashion, there is no formula.
I was complacent in the idea of their story because I thought I knew where everything was going. I really thought I knew Beau Winstonthe charming flirt with a strong family support system. I thought I understood her surly disposition and her indifferent ways. As a fan of Penny Reid and the Winston Brothers series (as well as the Knitting in the City series), I thought I knew Shelly Sullivan.
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