Accidentally Yours

Claire Hopkins is a hair stylist working on film sets, and not interested in dating actors. The one time she’d tried had hurt when he’d left her for a starlet. When her sister breaks up with her boyfriend and moves into her apartment, Claire can only take so much of listening to her owes. A Wicca friend tells her about an occult shop where you can buy spells that really work.

Nick Brandt is an actor with blonde gorgeous looks and he wants to get to know Claire. She believes it’s the spell potion and runs after one night of seductive passion. She thinks he was only after a one-night boink. When he comes back into her life, she wants to believe him, but could the spell really last that long?

ACCIDENTALLY YOURS is a delightful short story with some very interesting characters, good pacing and excellent editing throughout. Good structure leaving the reader knowing what was happening and the why and how kept this reviewer reading to see where the journey would go. The conflict is believable, realistic and makes the characters journey easier to understand. Dialogue was relevant to the story and helped move the story forward, with good tone and energy. Sexual content was written with feeling and passion, allowing the reader to feel what was happening in an intimate way.

The storyline was fresh and the plotline worked well and the characters connected well. Characters were appealing and the story wasn’t far fetched, but believable. Interplay between the hero and heroine was captivating and enjoyable to read. A satisfying ending made Ms Jordan’s tale a joy to read.

December 2006