Review: Liked it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2012
Jaclyn Black thinks that she has lost everything that a woman can lose in her life. She lives a secluded live in a little town in Colorado, where she makes her living as a writer, which gives her the opportunity to withdraw in the "virtual lives" of her main characters, where she's the decision maker and shapes her characters' destiny, thus maintaining distance from any real emotions. Aiden Kinncaid is the CEO of a successful family business and has come to the little town to overview the final works done on an exclusive hotel owned by his family.  The night destiny decides to take away even more from Jaclyn she "meets" Aiden and no matter how bad the circumstances of their first meeting, destiny decides to reward her and Aiden.Jaclyn was an unusual heroine who was very troubled but tried to handle her blow of fate and managed in her own way to proceed with her life. Aiden was absolutely great. Finally a man who knows what he wants in life and pursues this with patience and intelligence. The sub characters were well elaborated and supported the plot perfectly, especially the Kinncaid family.The story line was a classical one for books of this genre, though Clark managed to keep me focused and interested. There were some "paranormal elements" interlaced, which I usually don't appreciate, however, in this book these parts were essential to the plot and so well placed that they didn't bother me at all.Don't miss this reading pleasure if you love this genre!