Review: Back on track
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2013
Allie Whittaker is taking the day off and travelling on the Napa Valley Wine Train.  Food and various glasses of delicious wine are available, and the fellow travellers get to know one another. Her pal Sandra has been prodding her to get BACK ON TRACK  with dating since she started a marketing company, which has left her little time.  One project on her books is a charity calendar with sportsmen. A handsome man with a fit body and a cap pulled down over his eyes looks interesting, so Allie goes over and starts chatting. Matt has been similarly pushed into taking the trip by a friend, and is not averse to pretty girls... provided they don't just want him because he's a baseball pitcher.  The two have some laughs and openly lie about themselves, and after a few minutes Allie recognises Matt - but can't say so or the notoriously fan-shy superstar will disappear.As beautiful scenery passes outside and the couple explore the full length of the elegant train and its wines, they start to feel a genuine attraction - but how can they start an honest relationship?  This is from a light miniseries called 'Strangers on a Train' and Donna Cummings throws in sporting terms such as throwing a curve ball and wanting a level playing field.  Read it to brighten your day, and for a nudge to get out and find something new.