Twin Of Fire

It's Jude Deveraux, it's good. You have to have the companion book "Twin of Ice" to fully appreciate it though.

Again, Deveraux uses her magical spells to weave together a great story about the Chandler Twins and their adventures. This time, this is about Blair and Lee, who was Houston's former fiance. They fall in love before their wedding even though Blair blames herself for making Houston unhappy. Then she wonders what Lee is up to ~~ every day he goes off on a mysterious errand and comes home hours later and more tired for it, while Blair works at the women's medical center. Together, they are a team and unbeatable ~~ and this novel is a great escape from reality. Not as intense as Twin of Ice, it is still a gripping read. Once you pick it up, you can't put it down. Highly recommend this book for pool-side reading or waiting for those dance/karate lessons to be over. 8-16-04

Jade Deveraux is one of my favorite author. This book is romantice, smart and funny. Both twins books are very good, but I like this book better. Bliar wanted to become a doctor and she did. It's shows that if a man can do something a woman can also do it. She might even do better than the man.

Twin of Fire was the second of two books concentrating on the Chandler Twins of Chandler, Colorado. I found this to be the more interesting of the two because I felt character development was certainly more complete in this half of the series. Blair is an independant young woman who is struggling in the field of medicine when women doctor's were severely looked down upon. So not only do we see an interesting love story, but we get to see the struggle she faced as an early career woman. I recommend you read both, but take the time to savor Twin of Fire.

In "Twin of Fire," Ms. Deveraux continues the story of Blair & Houston Chandler. Twin of Fire concentrates mainly on Blair and her growing relationship with her sisters ex-fiance, Dr. Lee Westfield. Blair was studying to become a doctor in Pennsylvannia. She went back to Chandler, Colorado to be in her sisters wedding. There her sister concocts a scheme that winds up putting Blair and Lee together. This story of Houston and Kane is continued in this book, in which I thoroughly enjoyed reading more about their relationship. The hilarity of how the relationship between these four people develops will keep you laughing.