I loved the book and the band of friends within the story. Just a few months ago, I was fortunate to have been able to read my first book by Sarah Morgan: Midnight At Tiffany’s. This warm and witty addition to the From Manhattan with Love series is sure to be a hit with old and new fans Sarah Morgan. Eva and Paige are on hand to offer both Matt and Frankie gentle encouragement and sound advice as they traverse the tricky transformation from friends to lovers. Frankie has plenty of emotional baggage to deal with and Matt is the perfect person to help her overcome her deep-seated fears. Sunset in Central Park is a wonderful novel of healing, love and friendship. However, just as Frankie is finally making peace with her painful childhood, her insecurities threaten to permanently derail their relationship. She is surprisingly open with him about her past and while he understands why she is so cautious, Matt does not allow her fears to interfere with their burgeoning romance. Matt is surprised by the realization that although he has known her for the most of her life, he still has much to learn about the woman who has captured his heart. He is certain they belong together and he is willing to give her as much time and space she needs to trust him with her heart.

Matt is incredibly sweet, patient and sympathetic once he understands the reasons Frankie is so cynical about love and marriage.

Pleasantly surprised by how much fun they have together, they are soon spending all of their time together, but will Frankie's fears ruin their chance at happiness?

Although experience tells her relationships are doomed to fail, Frankie tentatively agrees to an 'undate' with Matt. Having successfully avoided relationships, Frankie is hopelessly inept when it comes to flirting and she is horrified by her sudden awareness of Matt. Frankie is an introvert who enjoys her solitude, but when one of her friends needs her, she puts aside her uneasiness with messy emotions to offer support and comfort. Although she is quite close to her best friends, Eva and Matt's sister Paige, she shies away from physical affection and she closely guards her secrets.

She goes out of her to be as inconspicuous as possible and she has her barriers firmly in place. Convinced there is no such as happily ever after, Frankie is afraid to risk ruining their friendship by dating but will Matt persuade her to give him (and them) a chance?Īfter her parents' devastating divorce, Frankie has a jaundiced outlook on love and marriage. In this outing, relationship shy Frankie Cole is stunned by her sudden attraction to her longtime friend, Matt Walker. The second installment in Sarah Morgan'scharming From Manhattan with Love series, Sunset in Central Park is an absolutely delightful friends to lovers romance.

Sunset in central park by sarah morgan