Catherine has spent years trying to forget Angelo until she sees him at the wedding of her friend. When he doesn't remember who she is, she gives him a fake name and plans to never see him again. It isn't long, though, before he recognizes her as the girl he left behind when he went into the Navy after high school. As they begin to rekindle their relationship, they are plagued by the fact that Angelo's leave will be over in a week and at the same time Catherine is dealing with a disgruntled subject from her latest neuroscience project.

Angelo is a predictable romantic suspense with no mystery and flat characters. The plot relies mostly on a fairly standard second chance romance between two static characters, making it difficult to care about what happens to them in the story. Also, there is little or no conflict between the characters beyond their initial meeting when Angelo doesn't remember Catherine. Overall, Angelo is a very weak story about two uninteresting characters. ( )

DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Angelo was the one who got away.

Now he's a Navy SEAL determined to protect her.

Catherine is looking forward to a weekend wedding in Newport as a much needed escape.

But when she comes face to face with Angelo DeMarchis, that illusion shatters.

Had she ever gotten over him?

Navy SEAL corpsman Angelo has needed this leave for a long time. But when he runs into a woman from his past at a wedding and learns she's in danger, he shifts into action.

He has ten days to make sure she's safe.

He won't let anyone get to her.

This time he's playing for keeps. ( )