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Undeniable

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Wonderfully indepth romance set in Florida. Not your typical light read at over 300 pages. The characters take side trips to New Oreleans, Fort DeSoto Park and St. Augustine as their relationship develops.

This is from the publishers web site -

Jessica Harrison, a brilliant and determined junior partner at a prestigious Florida law firm, rose rapidly to the top of her profession. Although emotionally hardened by a past betrayal, she unexpectedly finds friendship, and then something more, with a promising young associate newly hired at the law firm.

Robin Wilson, who is haunted herself by a tragic event in her past, touches something deep within the junior partner. Through their close working relationship, she finds comfort she never knew could exist.

With gentle understanding, sprinkled with liberal amounts of humor, the two women form a bond that strengthens with each passing day... until one indescribable moment when they find that their growing physical and emotional attraction to one another simply... undeniable.

You will enjoy the story in this novel if you can ignore the writing. The author clearly lacked a good editor. The writing is sprinkled with poor grammar (this author needs to learn the difference between lie and lay). What drove me to distraction was the use of every tentative word in the thesaurus. It is so bad I found myself going back to count how many times the author used the word "quite" on a two page spread--13 times!

The story is great. The characters are well developed and you will like them. MK is an excellent story teller. I recently heard that her next book will be published by Blue Feather and she will have a respected editor working with her. I'll buy the next book based on my respect for Blue Feather and MK's ability to tell a good story.

Tall, raven-haired, blue-eyed Jessica Harrison, an attorney and junior partner at a local law firm, finds she needs help. She has a reputation for being difficult to work with, so petite, blonde-haired, green-eyed associate Robin Williams is assigned to assist her. (Are you starting the get the picture?) Both women believe they are straight and each has a difficult past to overcome - Jess was left abruptly by James and Robin's fiance died in a car wreck just after they had a terrible fight. Despite everything, the two can't deny their feelings and fall quickly into unrequited love. Neither is willing to admit her feelings until Robin unexpectedly kisses Jess. They keep their fledgling relationship quiet, but still have consquences to face.

This is a very good book and I freely recommend it.

It is worth the read but I would by it second hand if I were you. The author could have cut a good 150 pages. Nice to see a romance develop but this one was way over kill.