Typical Danielle Steel fluff, but one of her better books. A little of everything: love, betrayal, tragedy, and hope.

What I love most about Danielle Steel is that her books are always the beginning to a better life for the main character, and this one is no different. She has had, in my opinion, some ups and downs in her writing over the last few years but this is one of the ups for her.

I usually don't even browse through a DS book. For some reason I bought and read this one. I couldn't put it down, could hardly stand to take a break to sleep. I did cheer for Deanna&Ben. Cried my eyes out over Pilar, even though her character in the book was totally unlovable. I did get frustrated in the end with Deanna and her reasoning behind not contacting Ben about the baby. The visual descriptions make you feel like you're really there. I liked the fact that Danielle and Ben felt an immediate attraction to each other and didn't play games about their feelings. The ending is a let down though. The epilogue should have been set a few years down the road. I loved it when Marc realized he had gotten the short end of the stick after all. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the poor editing and the not-so-great ending. Would reccomend.

How would you feel if your husband goes on a summer vacation and you discovered he is madly in love whereas you have been cheating on him after the death of your daughter in a fatal accident and to poison the whole issue, your husband wants a divorse to enable him marry a young girl at your cost. but all of a sudden, you are pregnant for the man who wants a divorse and you are also crazy in love a fella. figure that out and your guess is as good as summer end. its a vacation of nemesis.