The Anne Weale Collection

Passage to Paxos Valissa lost herself in her work after her fiance's tragic death. When she finally allowed herself a holiday she intended to spend it quietly--and alone--on a Greek island. But fate had other things in store. A storm at sea, a broken engine on her rented calque and a handsome sailor to rescue her....Dion Stephanides made Valissa forget everything but him and their newfound love--until he proposed. How could a sensible girl marry a man with a footloose life-style and no visible source of income? Wedding of the Year "Don't encourage him," her mother told her But the advice had come too late. Savanna Bancroft was already committed to the devastating and wealthy Jago Kindersley. Seeing her face on a fashion magazine, he had followed her to the Caribbean island and determinedly wooed and won her. Savanna never had a chance. The bewitched Savanna, head over heels in love with him, had needed little persuasion. Yet, deep down, she knew that her mother's instinct was right. It was all too perfect. There just had to be a flaw somewhere!

Beyond its central premise, the book can be read through the connected lenses of Fiction, Romance. Those themes offer useful points of attention as the characters, ideas, or world develop, especially where the book complicates the expectations of its primary category.