Lake Magic

by Kimberly Fisk

"After the sudden loss of her fiancé, Steven, Jenny Beckinsale has more than a broken heart to deal with--she's also facing too many financial surprises over Blue Sky, the fledgling seaplane service she and Steven built. Too late she's discovered Steven was in over his head, and deeply in debt to his best friend and fellow navy pilot Jared Worth. The sexy, cynical top gun demands his money back now. He doesn't care what will happen to Jenny or her small-town dreams of success. But Jenny has a few surprises of her own, including a way out of her predicament--she'll force this steel-eyed flyboy into service for Blue Sky. It's the only way Jared will ever see a dime. But as the summer fades, these two lost souls will discover they're saving more than a business...they're saving each other."--P. [4] of cover.

• ISBN10: 1101195487
• ISBN13: 9781101195482
• Publish Date: 5 January 2010 (first published 19 December 2009)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Berkley Books
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 336
• Language: English

Reviews

[ibeforem]

This was okay. Nothing complex or complicated, just a fairly straight-forward romance. I liked it, but didn’t find much about it to love. I found the animosity of Jenny’s family towards her a bit confusing. If you ask me, she had a right to still be a bit of a mess 9 months after her fiance’s death. There was more history than that to it, but the outright hostility didn’t sit well with me. I also could have done without the subplot involving Jenny’s sister and her absentee husband. It added absolutely nothing to the story, especially since it’s resolved without much to-do. Jared is your run-of-the-mill leading man, who didn’t really need a "hero" story behind him. I think he would have been much more interesting with more of a bad-boy story behind him. But these are really just nit-picky things. If you like romance in a beautiful setting, it’s not a bad book to pick up.