"Enough suspense, danger and romance to keep the reader interested until the very end"
Dr. Alec Edwards is on his way to a hospital fund-raiser
that he doesn't really wish to attend. He suspects that
his boss, Dr. Walt Rushmore, is hoping to make a match
between him and Walt's daughter, Andrea. Alec knows there
is no way that will happen in this lifetime, but he still
wants to avoid the awkward moments his refusal to go along
with the Rushmore's plans would cause. However, he never
would have wished salvation in the form of the accident,
which happens in front of him. As a doctor, he is duty bound to stop and act the Good
Samaritan. The accident is a bad one. The drunk driver who
caused the collision is dead. His unlucky victim in the
car which was immediately in front of Alec's is still alive
but sinking fast. Alec is bound and determined not to lose
the woman if he can help it - - one less car and it could
have been him lying trapped and bleeding. As he examines the lovely young woman, she opens her eyes
and says, "It's you . . .God, how I have missed you." Alec
struck by the recognition in the woman's eyes and the
strange warmth radiating up his arm where he touches her
becomes more determined than ever to save the young woman,
Danielle Morgan. Some how, some way, these two are
connected, and he will not rest until he figures out how. Catherine Snodgrass immediately pulls the reader into the
mystery behind the instant recognition Dani Morgan has for
Alec. Dani has died before -- several times -- and her
lover has always failed her. While Alec saves her from
dying as a result of the car accident, he has his job cut
out for him in keeping her alive. It soon becomes apparent
someone is out to kill Dani. Now, Alec has to fight cosmic
predetermination and murderous, unknown third parties to
keep the woman who is meant to be his from fulfilling their
awful destiny. This is a good read. The reincarnation aspects of the
story are skillfully interwoven with the romantic
suspense. I especially liked the credible way Ms.
Snodgrass clued Alec and, later, Dani into their past lives
together. Truly a seamless plot with believable characters
and enough suspense, danger and romance to keep the reader
interested until the very end. PNR
Reviews © Copyright April 2002
Reviewed by Moni Draper
Reviewed by Moni Draper
Posted April 13, 2002
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