Review: "a definite change from what I am used to reading - this time it is the heroine that has walked away. "
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2013
Kathleen "Katy" Wilson, a celebrity chef with her own cooking show, returns to Whispering Cove for her ten year high school reunion and to help her family with their "failing" business.  Katy believes that the family restaurant needs her help because her grandfather manipulates her into believing this.  Katy wanted to return home too, but will she be able to overcome the obstacles that Trent, her ex-boyfriend has built up over the years?Trent Parker, a Whispering Cove firefighter, let Katy walk away years ago so that she could explore the world before settling down to small town life.  Hoping that Katy would have returned to him sometime over the years, he has been living in limbo.  However, Katy didn't seem to show any inclination of returning and feeling hurt and deserted Trent attempted to move on with his life.Wet is a definite change from what I am used to reading - this time it is the heroine that has walked away.  I liked that the characters shared a history and were able to pick up as though the intervening years never happened.  The subtle innuendo apparent in the dialogue was a delightful change from the plain speaking that you usually get in romance novels.  Wet showed the humanness of both characters, their fears of putting it all on the line and giving love a chance.  I also liked that Wet showed that the characters were willing to compromise and not forcing one to give more than the other.Vanessa for Joyfully Reviewed