Review: A 1983 Re-print
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
According to the copyright on my ARC this is a reprint of a novel previously published by Silhouette Books by the same name.As can be expected of this genre and from being 31 years old, it is a typical romance of its time period.  It is a sweetly written and angst driven novel with both protagonists suffering from bad relationships and  career problems.What I did find unusual is that the female protagonist - Kristin is suffering from a critical review on her first solo photo exhibit - this is much like authors of late that are suffering from the same angst and then taking  it out on the reviewer.  So in this way, this novel is up-to-the minute!The male protagonist, Grayson is recovering from a bad marriage and coping with a young daughter who has Down Syndrome.  Kristin and Grayson meet when she applies to become a cross country ski instructor at a resort that Grayson owns.  Kristin wants to forget her old life.  Naturally they are instantly attracted to each other and although Grayson swears he will not get involved-what do you think happens?  Yep!As I said, this book is typical of its time period and should be read as such...without expectations that the characters are going to act like what we see in modern romance novel's.  I enjoyed going back in time, but not enough to fully enjoy this book.