A friend (MH) sent me this book in a box of books. I don't think I've read anything by this author before. I don't know if I've read Kismet before--if I have, it's probably been a long time.

The compressed timeline of the romance is very unrealistic. I also don't like that Trevor and Diana develop a physical relationship long before they settle their long-term relationship. Given Diana's history, I have a hard time believing she'd do that with a man she still had doubts about wanting to make her into something she's not.

We never see the results of Trevor's talking to his father/parents. We never hear the father's side of how he came to be paying Eileen. We never know if his mother knew about the payments and what they were for or why she decided to stop them.

Unless I've forgotten, we don't get an explanation of how Diana tracked Trevor to where he was staying on Bellingham Cay. I can't see his work giving out that information to just anyone who called looking for him--so . . . was it common knowledge? ( )