Sunset Key

Freesia Daniels is the daughter of two carefree and loving parents. Freesia however did not want the same lifestyle as her parents, she wanted stability, security, and her life planned out completely. These needs however turned the nickname Free to Freeze Ya. One person however knew Freesia’s heart and soul probably better than she did, Zach.

Zachary Gray has loved the once blooming girl now turned goddess of a woman since the moment he had laid eyes on her so many years ago. Zach regretted letting her go eight years ago, but now she’s back and he plans to show her what she has been missing besides the Florida Sun.

Zach and Free are two of the most conflicted characters you would expect to read about. The heroine, Free longs for a cottage on the beach, beautiful sunsets and the freedom to love man she has not been able to forget in the past. Instead she denies her basic needs and feelings for a life that is not her own.

The hero Zach is a beach bum who happens to be very intelligent and even more artistic than most see and believe. In his youth he volunteered for anything and everything to keep his beautiful Key West home in its splendor. Now as a man he has used these gifts and talent to create art from the sea glass from the Gulf of Mexico, not to mention a successful career giving tours of the home he loves.

These two are so caught up in their own pain and thoughts that neither is willing to see what the other is feeling, until Mother Nature decides to push things along. He knew not to suggest going for a boat ride, she knew to turn around right then and forget him, but both listened to something deeper than their heads, their hearts.

What awaited them on Sunset Key was more than the home built exactly the way she dreamed and he designed. More than a bolt of lightening but each other.

The beaches are beautiful, you can practically smell the salty air and the warm sand between your toes. Hear the waves crashing and the boat rocking beneath your feet. Even the margarita tangy and salty sweetness is palpable on your tongue. The author Cassidy Kent has delivered such a pleasing and fulfilling delivery to your senses that it keeps the reader coming back for more.

September 2006