A Matter of Circumstance (Thorndike Large Print Romance Series)

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Summary: HOW THE BEACH GOT INTO SEANS EYES
Review: A matter of circumstance--he happens to be there, she happens to be there-love bloomes. Ever wondered when the "matter of circumstance" would land you the best love of your life. Amanda Blayne needs not bother her pretty little head with such matters of the heart for she has landed her man under this very circumstance.

Amanda Blayne was walking along the beach shore one day when from nowhere she is abducted and motorboated to some far and distant island. She pines her time away until unsuspected Sean Ramiro (undercover cop observes the crime) takes off to defend her. He risk everything to save the beautiful woman he had admired strolling on the beach. One thing leads to another and before you know it they are in bed together.

Just think, but for "circumstance" they may never have met since they really were from two different worlds. Amanda nor Sean had NO intentions of reaching out to anyone at the time of the incIdent. But, LOVE, has a way of making decisions that had not be previously entertained.

Before love could blossom, Amanda and Sean had many hurtles to overcome, not the the least was, to get free from the abductors. They finally do and decide to love each other ever after. You will have to read to learn what the obstacles were and how they happen to fall in love. (Smiles)--By Beverly C. Sanders

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Summary: Okay, but not great
Review: I just recently started reading Heather Graham's books. Everyone one of them I have loved and wanted to re-read, however; A Matter Of Circumstance leaves me a little disappointed. It could have been that I just expected too much. That, I will let you decide.

The book has romance, suspense and thrills, what more could one ask for. The romance was wonderful, but not totally beleivable. I enjoyed both main characthers, but felt there was something missing. I felt the story was a little rushed.

The book had a wonderful and humorous ending that made me smile. I don't think I could ever dislike one of Heather Grahams books, but, honestly, this was not one of my favorites. I guess they can't all be, can they.