My reviews of Nora Roberts books will probably be biased. Her books, to me, are really relaxing and I read them in the same spirit some people watch the TV.

However, this is my favorite of all her books (and I have read quite a lot of her books while my TV misses me). Some people blindly label Nora Roberts as the mushy romance writer but this particular book of hers has all the elements that make a very entertaining read.

There's a who-dun-it (not an entirely predictable one either), a romance and most importantly, a journey of self-discovery and rebuilding of a once-shattered life. This is what has my undying devotion and captures my imagination. It becomes very easy to identify with the protagonist and imagine yourself as her.

I'd definitely recommend it to all - even those who read only "highbrow" books (intellectual snobs) to Mills-and-Boon readers. :)