Candy has inherited an expensive piece of real estate, but she doesn't wish to sell her home even though she is struggling to make ends meet. All she cares about are her animals.

Neil wants to build a resort on Candy's property, and has offered her huge amounts of money for it. Candy's father warned her not to trust Neil, and she will do all she can to avoid him getting his hands on her property.

Then a hurricane hits, and when Neil checks on his neighbour, he feels compelled to save her from her own stupidty. They end up sheltering in Neil's house and finally have a chance to get to know each other and find out the truth about each other.

I thought the description of the hurricane, the damage it caused, etc were very well done, and the action scenes (when Candy is trying to get her property and animals prepared for the onslaught) were fairly gripping.

The book ended really abruptly. They had only been together about a week, he intends to lie to her about the fate of her beloved animals, and the end. Wait, what? They barely know each other, and suddenly they're getting married and living happily ever after? And he's lying to her about things that are vitally important to her? It honestly felt like the author got to a point and then just went 'I've had enough, blah blah blah, the end.' The book was really good until it ended, and I was left quite unsatisfied.

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