"Sparks ignite with this flyboy in town."

Tanner Davenport is on a mission, flying back to his hometown in Kentucky to put a stop to his older brother's wedding. Not that he doesn't want his brother to get married, but Savannah is way too wild for his meek, mild mannered brother, Nathan and she would only end up breaking his heart. When he lands his plane in Charity MacKay's field, he is sure he can convince her to help him put a stop to the wedding between their siblings. What he didn't expect was to feel a major attraction to the sexy woman Charity has become.

Charity MacKay has her hands full just running the ranch and getting her ditzy sister married to the only reliable man she has ever met without having Tanner Davenport coming in and ruining things. Knowing that Tanner wants to break up the happy couple, she decides to throw herself in his path and pretend to help him. But being in Tanner's company doesn't do anything to quench the desire she feels for him and the last thing she wants to do is get involved with a man who doesn't plan on sticking around.

A lot has changed in the seven years that Tanner has been in Alaska. Not only did little Charity grow up into a beautiful woman, but things at his family's ranch aren't the same either. Tanner gets a good look at how things have changed, both through Charity's eyes and his brother's. But Tanner's life is in Alaska and Charity couldn't live without the family farm. Can they build a relationship or are they just destined to have a short, wild fling?

Diane Castell has written an amazing story, filled with family, love and a bit of drama that all romance lovers are sure to love. We become swept away in not only the romance that is blooming between Tanner and Charity, but also the relationship between all the Tanner women. I'm looking forward to Ms. Castell next book, COWBOY AND A KISS coming in December of this year.

Reviewed by Beatrice Sigman
Posted March 10, 2004