Brock Ellis, godson of the owner of the supper club where Hannah sang, bought the business and planned to turn it into a bar. He had no intention of keeping the present goody-goody setup. He had some problems remembering his past, because of a wreck that almost killed him. His nightmares and confusion that had started to ease up changed when he met Hannah. He couldn’t understand her hostility toward him.

Ms. Delia Latham has, once again, fascinated me with her writing ability. I read this book previously—this updated version is fabulous. I love the way Latham takes her characters and develops them into multi-faceted people that capture the readers’ attention. The manner in which she presents her main couple is amazing. Her imagination and her storytelling skills are truly touched by God.

The plot of this book was so unbelievable that it actually could have happened. I found it impossible to put the book down. Her secondary cast of characters were no less expanded. This book, once again, has proven that Latham has the ability to write a top-seller and create interest without compromising her principles. She was able to tell this story without explicit sexual content but still maintain reality.

I highly recommend this book to everyone. If you’ve never read Delia Latham’s work, this would be an excellent place to start. You will definitely not be disappointed.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Sweet

Reviewer: Brenda Talley
May 18, 2010