She ran a business and loved the ocean, this was a strong character for girls to emulate.Ĭlick on a plot link to find similar books! Plot & Themes Composition of Book Descript. She was independent and not afraid to stand up for herself and when her long-lost-ex-boyfriend showed up, she did not just fall into his arms. Opinion about the main character:Īlthough the book did not keep my interest, Samantha Carlyle did. Therefore, as she tried desperately to make it to shore, being slapped in the face and shoved backwards by the waves, and remembering everything she ever heard about what it felt like to be killed by sharks, it seemed accurate and appropriate. My pet peeve with this book was that nobody seemed to be nervous about the non-magical things that can kill you in the ocean, like sharks, bleeding to death, freezing to death, drowning, etc. Best scene in story:Īfter Sam escapes from her kidnappers, she is swimming away from them and to shore. It was not an interesting or exciting book, it must have been a bad few months for the author, because her other works have been much better. There were many, many characters who appeared throughout the book and except for the main characters, none of them were memorable. 'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.Did not like this story very much, although I didn't hate it, because there was not enough character explanation or growth. Combining the puzzle of the Bermuda Triangle and some man-made shenanigans makes for a mystery that stays a mystery all the way to the end.Ĭopyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. Trying to figure out what to pin on whom takes up most of the reader's time, but it's time well spent and rewarding. Pozzessere gives each of the resort's guests multiple motives, making them all likely suspects in ongoing kidnapping attempts. The flame is reignited with enough steamy lovemaking to fog up your reading glasses. Apparently someone else thinks she has inherited her father's expertise, and tries to kidnap her only to be foiled by the unexpected appearance of Adam O'Conner, a former cop with whom Sam had a brief affair years earlier. Because of the Beldona's sad past, Sam isn't interested in locating it, though she suspects she could if she tried.

One ship, a Spanish galleon called the Beldona, was the particular obsession of Sam's father, who disappeared while searching for it.

The island is a diver's paradise, surrounded by sunken ships. Here she takes readers into the Bermuda Triangle, to a private resort island owned by Samantha Carlyle. Her writing style is clear and to the point-a delight to read. One can always count on Pozzessere (Slow Burn) to come through with an intricately plotted narrative that keeps the pages turning.

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