"An entertaining, unique story"

Kate packed her belongings and moved to a new town to start her new life. Thank goodness she had her good friend Scott there to help her. But, as usual, he's not home when she pulls the U-Haul into the parking area of their apartment building. So she takes her "boys", twin calico Persian cats, upstairs to feed them and let them out to roam. Not one to wait, she starts unloading her stuff until she's left with only large furniture. Still no sign of Scott, she begins to feel overwhelmed and sits down to cry. That's when Scott shows up -- with Josh, his friend who lives down the hall. As they move the rest of her stuff inside, Kate finds herself looking closer at both guys, and getting some glances herself. She realized that she's attracted to both men, and decides that she's going for that new start all the way -- she'll date them both. But with all three of them living so close, how long can she keep them from finding out? If they do, then what?

Ms. Jensen has crafted an entertaining, unique story. Kate's past threatens to hold her back and tries to dictate her future, but her strength allows her to make the decisions to move forward. Both Scott and Josh suit Kate in their individual ways, each different in attitude and personality. Although I was thrown off the story a bit by the in-depth account of Kate's past, it was necessary to understand her struggles and personality. I look forward to more from Ms. Jensen. (Maybe a sequel?)

Reviewed by Maryellen Kunkel
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted June 8, 2003

Summary

When Kate Hanson moves to Oregon to start a new life for herself, she couldn't imagine two men in one day would catch her eye.

Living just under her apartment, is the wild and freewheeling blonde metal head, Scott, her old high school buddy. Just down the hall is Josh; serious, bookish, but no less attractive. Already burned by a marriage that flamed out in a divorce and bankruptcy, Kate has put all ideas of finding a good man out of her head. But Scott and Josh are coming close to changing her mind. Trouble is, she can't seem to choose which man she wants. Worse, the "twins", her matched pair of calico Persians, Laurence Olivier and Montgomery Clift, aren't able to offer any advice to the lovelorn. Should she take a chance and choose one over the other? Or, more outrageous, should she take both Scott and Josh on at once--and juggle her lovers?