Reviews for One Life at a Time

The average rating for One Life at a Time based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-04-05 00:00:00 Priscilla Perry One from the vaults. I missed a lot of the eighties and as this author only seems to have two books published with HM&B it's not surprising I missed this one. It's the story of Ariel, a young woman brought up in the Seychelles in the Indian ocean. At nineteen she meets a stranger who has lost his memory picked up by a fisherman at sea. Three years later she is in London, having tracked down her lost love, only to find he doesn't remember the six months he spent on her island with her. She hopes working with him will bring back the man she fell in love with, but Chris is not the same man. His experiences with people who've tried to con him using the lost six months has made him hard and suspicious and his family weren't exactly sweet about him coming home and depriving them of the inheritance. This is a nice little story, fairly predictable with an appealing and rather young heroine and a classic alpha hero.

Review # 2 was written on 2021-03-05 00:00:00 Jan Kees Saltet For three years Ariel had looked for the vital stranger who, because of amnesia, had stumbled onto her island and into her life. A man she had called Kane. Now, in London, she'd found her man--a man of a different world, again a stranger, who showed little awareness of ever being someone other than Chris Donahue. Though inevitably drawn to each other, could they get over the feeling of being substitutes--haunted as they were by the memory of another time, another place, another love