El espíritu inquieto y el indomable valor de Stevie lo cautivaron, y ella le demostró cuál era su forma de ganar... tanto en la cancha como fuera de ella.
Durante años, el cronista deportivo Judd Mackie ridiculizó en su columna a Stevie Corbett, una jugadora profesional de tenis. Creía que el talento del que carecía se veía más que compensado por su belleza. Pero cuando ella se desmayó en mitad de un partido y Judd descubrió su secreto, prometió guardar silencio...

Hero Judd Mackie (sportswriter of the Dallas Tribune) is assigned a story… to find out why women’s tennis pro (heroine Stevie Corbett) collapsed on the tennis court. Judd has always been a bit hard on Stevie in his column, ridiculing her, thinking she had more looks than talent. But after he goes after his story, and gets to know Stevie better, he begins to admire her and fall for her.

I really enjoyed this romance. Judd was rude and obnoxious at times, disheveled and rumpled in appearance, but he could also be sexy and charming. I liked Stevie, she was a good heroine. She collapsed because she was ill, diagnosed with tumors on her ovaries and she had to have surgery soon to see if she had cancer. She wanted to keep it quiet but the news somehow leaked out from another source. So, Judd suggested he take her away from the publicity for a while, to his grandparents' home that he had inherited in the country, where Stevie could think things through about her health and future. Then, the unlikely twosome became attracted to each other.

Another fine read by Sandra Brown. ( )

Typical early contemporary Brown. The characters make or break her books. ( )