"Well thought out and enjoyable"

Sabrina Selwyn's life has never been the same since the fire that left her with both physical and mental scars. She was an award-winning actress on her family's soap opera and was engaged to be married. After the fire her fiance left her, and her family left her on her own to heal. The only one that helped her was her best friend Brian Richards. She met him while she was recovering in the hospital and they became fast friends. Several years later, she decides to return to her family's soap opera, hoping that this move will help her to heal some old wounds.

Once she's back at work her ex-fiance, David Shelby, lets her know that he wants to pick up where they left off, pretending like nothing ever happened. To make things even more complicated her friend Brian has decided that he doesn't want to lose Sabrina since he's secretly been in love with her for years. He wants to show her that her scars don't matter and that he loves her with or without scars.

The characters in this story were easy to care about and I found their story enjoyable to read. The plot moved smoothly along and I was sorry to see the story end. The growing relationship between Brian and Sabrina was very well thought out as well as the relationships between the secondary characters in this story.

Reviewed by Emily Anne
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted June 4, 2004

Summary

Brian Richards' love for Sabrina has been simmering too many years. When she returns to work on her family's daytime drama, her former fiancé David makes it obvious he wants to resume their engagement. Brian seeks to arouse Sabrina's passionate nature and convince her that his love won't disappear. Sabrina still has scars from the fire that started the split from her fiancé and family to begin with...

But Brian wants her. And he won't take no for an answer.

Sexual Content: Hard R. Genre: contemporary.