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Night Swimming [Mass Market Paperback]

Laura Moore

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30 Nov 2002
The deeper you dive, the sweeter the reward

When college offered an escape, Lily fled her hometown of Coral Beach and never looked back. Now a marine biologist, she must return there on a job to preserve the reefs that give the town its name. But going back means dealing with her past, her family, and worst of all, Sean McDermott. As teens, while Lily passed through an especially awkward phase, Sean—attractive and self-assured—was her constant tormentor. Lily doubts that things will have changed. But Lily’s awkward phase is long over . . . and though she finds that Sean still makes her blood boil, it’s for very different reasons.

As mayor, Sean knows how important it is to maintain the town’s natural beauty—and if the return of Lily Banyon is the price he has to pay, so be it. He can overlook her cold shoulder and give back as good as he gets. What’s harder to disregard is the fact that Lily has grown into a smart and beautiful woman, as passionate about saving Coral Beach as she once was about leaving it. While working closely together, it becomes obvious to Sean that if he and Lily can put the past behind them, they could have a passionate future. . . .

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2.0 out of 5 stars Needs a lot of work... 18 Nov 2003
By krb - Published on Amazon.com
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I had high hopes for this book based on several review sites. One gave it an A- and a gushing review. I love to find new authors. While many romance authors are going the way of Danielle Steele, just churning them out, there is always a gem to be found in romance if you care to dig deep enough.

This book was romantic suspense and it did maintain a good balance. My problem is with the style of writing and to stupid to live characters. Pet peeve number one for new authors. Lines like "she worried her lower lip" are passe. I don't think you need to impart such nonsense to the reader. And then to repeat such phrases is silly.

This book is a story of "lost" love found again years later. Unfortunately, the two main characters, Lily and Sean are immature and still act like taunting and teasing high-schoolers. Lily always liked Sean and vice-versa. For some inane reason they spend the whole book remembering the verbal jabs and continuing with this process.

Yes, they do have some "hot" thoughts on one anothers bods and such but this is all in their heads and they never seem to "talk" to each other about how they really feel. Until the end of the book that is. Lily has returned to Florida on a reef study. Sean is the mayor of the town. There are evil-doers afoot trying to throw a wrench in Lily's study.

That's about it folks. In closing I would like to add that if this author can cut down on the lame dialogue and write the characters like they are real people I would probably not be adverse to checking out her work. Until then this book is going to the used book store.

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4.0 out of 5 stars A pleasant romantic read 21 Oct 2003
By Susie Rigsby - Published on Amazon.com
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This is my first novel to read for this author, but found Laura Moore's tale of the reunion between Lily Banyon and Sean McDermott, after being apart for ten years, to be humorous and refreshing. Moore does a fine job of keeping the reader hooked on her pages of prose. I'll be looking forward to reading more of Moore's writing, and I'll pick up Chance Meeting as soon as possible. I always enjoy reading the work of a new author. I wish this one the very best.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A intelligent book 5 Jun 2003
By J. Peterson - Published on Amazon.com
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Lily and Sean have grown up together...their mothers are best friends, and their grandmothers are best friends. Personally, I loved the grandmothers' plotting and conniving to get their way--I thought it was hilarious. That said, Lily & Sean have never gotten along. Then Lily is called back home to do a research project for her organization on the coral reefs in the area. Sean is the mayor of the town, and they must work together and battle their way through all the hurt feelings of their youth.

You will know what's coming, most of the time, but it is still a good read---it's fun just to see them try to get back at each other for supposed wrongs from the last 20 years.

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