I had to admire Cam's devotion to the only family he'd ever known, and his immediate willingness to accept Seth as his little brother and to fight for his well-being.

He's unexpectedly called home to the bedside of his severely injured father who makes a deathbed request of him and his brothers that they take care of another young boy he recently took in but had not yet legally adopted. He's made a career out of traveling the world, racing just about anything he can. He's used to living life at a breakneck pace, living on the edge, going wherever he wants, and doing whatever he pleases. Cam grew up to be a reckless charmer, who loves fast cars, fast boats, and fast women. It just wasn't as spectacular as I was expecting given the author's millions of enthusiastic fans, but overall, it was a reasonably satisfying read.Cameron is one of three boys who were adopted as troubled youths by a loving older couple who had no children. At the same time though, I felt somewhat let down by the romance. It also contained an intriguing touch of the paranormal and a light mystery that kept me engaged and wanting to know more. I could easily see this novel transformed into a Lifetime movie. It was a very good story that worked exceptionally well as a family drama. I'd heard wonderful things about this series, so I thought it would be a great one to start my foray into Ms. Yeah, I know, how can I, a self-proclaimed romance junkie, not have read any books from the queen of the romance genre? Honestly, I don't know, but now, I've rectified that with Sea Swept, the first in her Chesapeake Bay Saga. Until now, I had never read a Nora Robert's book.

Sea swept by nora roberts