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Born to Love You (Arabesque)

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Mrs. Francine Craft takes you on a mission when this young lady is determine to figure out her mother's death which was let go as a cold case but when things goes wrong Detective Ritchey is like the K9 of the staff because she has her heart set on finding the truth but will that truth cost her, her love one their lives, or will it cost her a friendship?

Mrs. Craft writes a interesting yet mysterious story the pieces are never there so it can't really been known as a dead giveaway for she never lets you on to the murder she just gives you a hint or two that comes up much later and then the story well lets just say the story answer its own questions.

One of Minden, Maryland's finest detectives, Lieutenant Danielle Ritchey, saw the undeniably handsome Whit Steele in a vision just seconds before their paths crossed. Armed with her gift of second sight, Danielle has had her share of heartache from the unsolved murder of her mother to the untimely death of her husband. When she begins to have nightmares about Whit being injured, Danielle vows to prevent him from being harmed.

Although a successful gospel singer, Whit is fighting his own demons after being betrayed by his wife, who denies being unfaithful, until she becomes pregnant by her lover. When he meets Danielle, the attraction is instant, but because of his broken heart he questions whether or not he can make a commitment.

Francine Craft has penned a tale filled with murder, suspense, and betrayal. Trying to solve the mystery behind the murders draws in the reader. If you like romance with a little spice thrown in then BORN TO LOVE YOU is a must read.

Reviewed by Pamela Bolden
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

Danielle knew that her sixth sense always kept her out of trouble and alive but on top of her game but with her life being in danger along with Whit Steele, international gospel singer, what's one to do? Danielle's has no intentions on losing what she considers hers.

Mrs. Craft writes a interesting yet mysterious story the pieces are never there so it can't really been known as a dead giveaway for she never lets you on to the murder she just gives you a hint or two that comes up much later and then the story well lets just say the story answer its own questions.

BORN TO LOVE YOU should be catergorized as Murder mystery instead of Contemporary Romance. While this was a good story, it dwelt too much on the murder mystery and not the romance between Danielle and Whit, the two supposedly main characters. You really don't get to know Whit's character I don't feel the relationship was very well developed. They fell in love at first sight and then she went to work as a police lieutenant and he as a gospel singer. The romance was secondary to the murder in the story. If you can struggle through the unending descriptions and long gaps between the times the characters get together, it can be a good book.