"A humorous contemporary romance"
Insurance workaholic Claire Brown hopes the vacation
with her fiancé Bryan Edwards in Aspen helps bring them
together and end their drifting apart. That is why she
spent the money on first class tickets from Seattle for his
birthday, but at the gate Claire learns her travel agency
canceled her ticket. After obtaining a last second economy
ticket, Claire suffers through a horrendous flight due to
the unchaperoned three-year-old aisle mate. However,
Claire receives the ultimate kick in the pants when she
finds Bryan comfortably snug in their room at the lodge
with another woman. Rather than leave for the coast, an angry, abashed
Claire demands a room and lodge owner John McBride
reluctantly complies. John loathes the type of career
woman Claire is and detests her uncouth actions towards
Bryan and his new woman yet he cannot stop his attraction
to her. As John and Claire fall in love over her nine days
in Colorado, danger finds her. Armed with a cell
phone and John, Claire hopes to avoid trouble long enough to
enjoy
her vacation. This novel is a humorous contemporary romance starring
two wonderful lead characters. The story line is superb
when it stays TRUE NORTH as a romantic romp. When the tale
veers west into suspense, the plot loses some of its
focus. Still Beverly Brandt provides readers with an
amusing look at love and the career woman that fans of
modern day tales will enjoy. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted December 18, 2001
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