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This is a sequel to the author's novel 'Undeniable' and like the first book it is a delightful romance set in Florida. Not your typical light read at over 300 pages. The highlight of this story is seeing how the characters deal with their famlies and their work place where errors in judegement cause tremendous problems as their relationship develops. I am looking forward to reading more about these two women.

This is from the publishers web site -

In this sequel to Undeniable, Jessica and Robin find that their bond continues to deepen.

They want to be together, but family interference and business protocol threaten to expose and perhaps even destroy their relationship. They're forced to deal with situations that may bring professional harm and personal upheaval into their lives.

Undaunted, they fight back, keeping their trademark humor firmly in place to balance to the more difficult times they share. In spite of all that conspires against them, Jess and Robin find that the resulting turmoil in their lives has the potential to bring them even closer together. Through adversity, they now have the courage to voice to one another their most profound and considerable appeal.

Like the first book "Undeniable" this one was written in a very juvenile writing style. I had hoped for some improvement in her second book that is why I gave her another try. The constant repeating of phrases, thoughts and goofy love sequences were just too much. If you must give this a read, purchase the book second hand---better yet borrow it from someone and save your money. I will pass both books on to others and not keep it in my collection. I have take KM off my list of future authors. If there was a zero rating I would have selected that.