Just Like Heaven
*Starred Review* When Kate French, owner of French Kiss, a popular antiques shop, sets out to deliver some Revolutionary War documents to a client, she feels ill, pulls her car over, and begins to lose consciousness. One of the last things she remembers is a hunky man in a Grateful Dead T-shirt who claims to be a licensed EMT. Mark wants to return the metal box he found in Kate's car but doesn't know her name. Kate hasn't a clue about the identity of her good-looking savior but has other things to worry about: her health; Paul, her best friend since grade school who suddenly wants to marry her; Kate's daughter, who decides to drop out of college; and submitting to the care of Kate's mother, a Wiccan sex expert. When Mark finally finds Kate, the chemistry is strong, but can an atheist and an Episcopalian priest sustain a relationship? Very few romance writers create characters as well developed and realistic as Bretton's. Her books pull you in and don't let you leave until the last word is read.Shelley MosleyCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved