Sharon Cullars, Again Review

Again

Sharon Cullars

Kensington Brava, May 2006, $14.00

ISBN: 0758213700



In 1880 New York, Joseph knew the moment he had waited for while grieving over the past month had arrived. Charlie is crossing the Hudson to Manhattan where Joseph plans to kill him for murdering his beloved Rachel one month ago. Then he will kill himself, for he has lived the last thirty days waiting for vengeance.



In present day Chicago at her sister April's wedding to Donell, reporter Tyne Jensen sees the hunk with emerald eyes who looks familiar, though she swears she would never forget such a handsome man. Across the crowded room David Carvelli feels someone beautiful looking at him as if she knows him; he believes he would never forget someone as beautiful as Tyne. Like in a dream, they meet one another, with both wondering when they met before. David and Tyne begin to see one another and fall in love. However, neither realizes why d j vu occurs whenever they look into one another eyes or kiss. This fine couple obviously belongs together, but someone wants her dead. If they fail to learn the lessons of their personal history then history will repeat itself, as what happened to them in 1880 will happen to them in 2006.



AGAIN is a tense heated reincarnation romantic suspense that grips the audience with its opening scene in 1880, holds readers' attention as the two lead Strangers in the Night cannot resist one another, and keeps hold of the audience until the final relational triangle is completed. The storyline is filled with torrid romance and danger, as Tyne and David fall in love, but unless they can understand their history, kismet will repeat itself, as they are doomed to fail. Sharon Cullars provides a fabulously hot thriller.