Katie Quaid could never refuse a dare. It was the quality that had once made her a world-class equestrian. And it was the reason she’d been elected to introduce herself to Briarwood’s intimidatingly gorgeous new resident. It took one week to make Nick Leone the focus of the Virginia town’s rumor mill. So far he was a CIA agent, a male model, a fugitive—maybe all three. Whatever Nick was, Katie learned one thing right away: she liked him. And that made him the greatest danger she’d faced since the accident that had ended her riding career. In the five years since, she’d buried herself in her business of restoring historic homes, afraid to share her scars with any man—scars that had destroyed more than one dream. Nick had disappointments of his own, but after meeting Katie, he sensed that fate had a better plan all along. And soon he would pose her with the greatest dare of all—to love again.
Katie Quaid, scarred in an accident years before, is reluctant to risk loving mysterious Nick Leone, who has moved to Virginia from New Jersey to open a restaurant. Lyssa Brown struggles with this ho-hum story about love overcoming all obstacles. Her portrayal of Nick misses the mark, making him sound more like a none-too-bright sidekick than the handsome, physically powerful but sensitive romantic lead he is described as. Her portrayals of the various characters who have Southern accents also miss the mark, making the males sound artificial and the females sound whiny or just plain irritating. All in all, a big let down for Hoag fans. A.C.P. (c) AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine
About the Author
Tami Hoag’s novels have appeared regularly on the national bestseller lists since the publication of her first book in 1988. She lives in California.
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