Review: Swept Away
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 6, 2011
This was my first book of Caroline Clemmons, and I'm going to be reading more. Caroline has a gift for creating her scene settings, whether it be the outdoors or inside a house. She brings you into the scene, and makes you feel like you're there. Plus, she's created an unusual hero-a bereaved cowboy who has a broken leg and is in a cast. Yet he still manages to save the heroine. Will's wife died three years ago, and he mourns her still. He's just come to the point of being ready to find love again. (This is also a refreshing change in a romance, that a hero can have dearly loved a deceased wife. The heroine doesn't have to be better. She can be a different love.)Caroline also adds the hint of danger with brings a tense element to the tender romance (there's a nice, slow courtship). The romantic suspense element bring about a satisfactory conclusion to the story.