And without giving too much away, I found the plot improbable. Strangers in the Night by Leandra Logan is sweet slice of romance and revenge, a thoroughly enjoyable story and the high point in this collection. Jack Taylor and Andrea Doanes meet up in a hotel bar after their flight is cancelled due to bad weather. Jack rescues the very classy Andrea after a fellow first class passenger becomes drunk and starts harassing her. Andrea is going through a messy separation from her wealthy and famous husband, and Jack s heroics have restored her faith.
Sparks fly and the two are soon captivated with each other.
Andrea and Jack have steamy sex, but they also talk. Because of this communication I felt like I actually got to know the two leads. The plot may be a stretch at times, but I found myself caring about Andrea s predicament and cheering her on as she works to escape an unhealthy marriage. The Maine Attraction by Anne Marie Winston tells the tale of sculptor Beau Cantrell and cookbook author Emma Hamaker. While on vacation on the coast of Maine, Emma s ocean view cabin becomes damaged by Hurricane Sela.