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Four people looking for love. Four choices that could be the start of everything.At thirty-three, nurse Heather is desperately waiting for her romantic life to begin. Then she meets handsome, strong Anthony and is sure she’s found the one. Brushing any doubts aside, she projects all her hopes for true love onto him.Meanwhile, at a yoga retreat in Spain, happy-go-lucky Joe can’t believe his luck when he meets vivacious, witty Amy. She’s the sharpest, most beautiful woman he has ever dated, and the fact that she’s interested in him feels like a dream come true.But new love can be blind, and when the two couples meet, the cracks are easy to see.Will their crossed paths lead the way to happiness? Or are they all destined for heartbreak?

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This romance novel involves four people: Heather, Joe, Amy, and Ant (Anthony). The first three alternate telling their stories in first person. Heather is one of the author's favorite sort of people to write about: the naïve, immature person who falls into a situation and then adapts. In this case, Heather is plain and shy, and controlling Ant sweeps her up and controls her for the next fifteen years. Joe is a nice, kind, hard-working, thoughtful guy who marries the deeply unhappy, dramatic Amy. When the four of them go on a vacation together to Spain, chaos erupts, and they have to figure out how to live the rest of their lives.This is a deeply satisfying romance. As always, the author sneaks in wonderfully thoughtful tidbits about life. Here are a few:"When had I started counting the hours but letting the years slip by unnoticed? And how the hell had I got to forty without noticing?...as I walked, another sensation rose within me, a strange sense of rage at the way my precious hours on this planet were being wasted."and"And this wasn’t any ordinary kind of loneliness either. This was an all-encompassing sense of void that left me feeling as if I’d been gutted with a fish knife. It was as though, in the absence of anyone to see me or hear me, I was ceasing to exist – I felt like I was actually disappearing." (Lynne: this is a result of deep codependency, but only codependents will recognize this sentence, and they, like I, will rejoice in the reading.)I loved Joe's dad. The way he encourages discussion about life, feelings, and why people are the way they are...it's a playground for certain readers, including this one. Thanks to Nick Alexander for sharing that enjoyment.Some might say the way the story ends up is unlikely, but it could happen, and it was greatly satisfying to read. Recommended.
Not the best I've read from this author but it was o.k. I found the first half of the book somewhat dull but was able to press on the second half was more interesting. Maybe it was the main characters were not that likeable. There was the very mean male character who seemed to have no redeemable qualities, then the 'doormat' female character whom I felt both sorry for and annoyed with. The mediocre 'good' male character was so-so and the other main female character was strange but not likeable at all despite the author seeming to offer some excuses for her 'character'. I like happy endings so the ending was satisfying to me. I will continue to read books by this author.

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