Some Day Somebody is a romance about a woman who leaves her controlling husband and finds a new love. She's determined not to make the same mistakes again and insists on being independent, not leaning on a man, even when a crazy stalker begins to threaten her safety and her new man wants to protect her.

Carrie is a feisty southern lady and Sam is the perfect hero for her. He'll step back when she insists on doing things for herself, but his protective nature is always there, making sure she is safe.

My favorite lines in the book are between Carrie and Elaine.

"I thought for sure you'd give me the old 'find yourself first speech."
"Are you lost?"
"No, I don't think so."
Elaine's laughter echoed through the cozy kitchen. "Well I should think you'd know if you were."

Threaded throughout the book is the subtle theme of women thinking for themselves. I liked that aspect of the story.

This was the first story I've read with a cajun flavor and I enjoyed that. The flavor wasn't so heavy that I didn't understand it and just enough to give me a taste.

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