At seventeen, Marni Lange fell in love with a very handsome young man during a summer in Maine. The romance was cloaked in secrecy, which added to the pain and guilt she suffered after a tragedy that abruptly ended the relationship.
Fourteen years later, Marni is the CEO of the family corporation, poised to launch a very special magazine. And who should show up as the photographer hired by her publishing division? None other than “Web,” now known by his full name of Brian Webster.
What follows is a story that might seem predictable, but that brings to it the conflicts, obstacles, and finally, a resolution that was denied the two of them years before.
While First, Best and Only had very little in the way of a plot, the romance was portrayed beautifully. The settings were gorgeously described and the reader could feel herself right in the midst of it all. Enjoyable story that earned three stars from me. Not Delinsky’s best work, but a sweet tale nonetheless.
POTPOURRI 
Sometimes a book like this is refreshing!!!
Plots are overrated!!!
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Definitely, Patty…and after the dark, intense reads I had last week, I needed this one. Thanks for stopping by.
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Love Barbara’s books, but, I’ve never read her earlier books.
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Thanks for stopping by, Gigi Ann. I actually enjoyed this, but the later books have more depth, in my opinion.
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I really enjoyed her Not My Daughter and While My Sister Sleeps – will have to be on the look out for this one.
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Oh, so did I, Carrie…and there have been several other favorites over the years…Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy your week.
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