What a delightful story! Brett Hunter is an extremely wealthy business man, a property developer; in Australia to work on a new development he is planning. Australian beach life is all about the sea, so he has decided that his fear of water needs to be conquered. So he is walking along the beach when he sees a beautiful young lady getting ready to go surfing. He is a most incongruous sight, strolling along in his smart, expensive suit. Even stranger when, having kept watching the girl, he see a large triangular fin tracking her and a young girl. He plunges into the water to attract their attention, and is soon helping everyone get out of the water.
Willow Sanderson, a chef, is grateful that he saved her life, and invites him home for breakfast with her. There is an immediate attraction between them, which is an unusual occurrence for Brett, because he normally trusts no-one. Unbeknown to. Willow, he is the client at her next function, which goes horribly wrong in several ways. Brett saves the day for the function, he is absolutely the man to rely on in an emergency. Later though, he suffers a bad accident when he is with Willow, which puts him out of action for several weeks. He employs Willow to feed him, as he not in a position to help himself. She continues working during the day at the company where she is a partner, but the next function she caters also has serious issues, it looks as though somebody might be trying to sabotage the business!
The tension builds, Brett and Willow become very attached to each other, while continuing to look for clues to what is affecting the business. There are more twists and turns, both in their personal life and what is happening within the business, and it all comes to a very tense and exciting climax. Rosalind is so good at writing emotions, the story is funny, sad, romantic and extremely emotional; and these are such lovely people! Small clue: tissues might be required to mop away the tears in a few places!