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Aidan West worked to help Sparks’
owner Nic Gerrard build an elaborate computer program to
match people with their potential soulmates. With a hacker
on the loose, Nic’s company is in trouble. Aidan works night
and day trying to find the backdoor and seal it shut.
With business as an excuse, Nic finally
makes his move to ask Aidan for a dinner meeting only and
turn it into one of a personal nature. But Aidan gets upset;
the men have words and part. Only mixed signals from Aidan
keeps Nic coming back again and again to appeal to Aidan,
trying to tell him that they are a match for one another.
Nic seems to be all success and
confidence, while Aidan prefers to be a loner and quiet. The
characters in Sparks Fly were well developed
and I felt like I really got to know them as their story
progressed. Sparks Fly has a very angst filled
journey, but like all great romance stories the man gets his
man in the end. |