FROM THIS MOMENT
DEBRA CLOPTON
Review by Author Roy
Murry
Grant arrives in
Windswept Bay. He meets Cali Sinclair, one of the owners of the resort. He is
to paint a few murals.
It is a setup neither
Grant nor Cali comprehend at the moment they meet. Sparks fly when they enjoy
the beauty and sound of the oceanfront resort and journeys around the area so that he can get inspiration for the murals.
Both have psychological
baggage to overcome - Cali a broken marriage and Grant the death of friends. It
takes a while for each to confide in each other with the gentle pushing of the
Sinclair family.
The story is simple -
boy meets girl. She is beautiful, and he is gorgeous. And, the environment is
conducive for enjoying life.
There are not any
significant conflicting moments in this story, just a crescendo of enjoyment
with considerate self-evaluations by each. It is their gut-wrenching pasts that
brings Grant and Cali together.
The writing is
enjoyable; the characters are few, and the background description is
colorful - an excellent read for one sitting.
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