Two Alone

i absolutely love this book it was a great read and i read it in one night. it had everything. i have to say that i am a big fan of sandra browns and all her books i have read i have loved.

I picked this up on a whim since I do love Sandra Brown and was shocked. This was an excellent older book! Written in the late 80's it definitely has the broody guy with a chip on his shoulder and the independent woman trying to come to terms with her independence and love for the hero but this one was a little different. The heroine doesn't change to suit the hero! Yippee! I LOVED it! The hero also didn't change, but they both LEARNED to become better people and to love one another as is. Very emotional at times and very romantic, these two characters literally sizzled off the pages! They felt so real to me that I had to wonder if In actually was intruding on some adventure. It's rare to come across a story that brings you so deep inside that you loathe to end it and this one just ended way too soon for my tastes. Just under 250 pages it should've been longer. A plane crash leaves two people stranded in the Canadian wilderness without food or shelter and with the oncoming of winter's deadly storms. One an independent and beautiful woman from LA and another a broody and angry loner from the Sierra's and not long out of Vietnam. The chemistry is unreal here, Ms. Brown really took these two and fleshed them out. Kudos to her for touching on the war and POWs. More needs to be said about their great courage and sacrifice. And thanks for not making the heroine a whiny & complaining rich heiress. Its refreshing. Tracy Talley~@

In this novel Sandra Brown tells the story of a plane crash that takes the lives of six people. The only survivors are Rusty Carlson and Cooper Landry. After the brutal plane crash the befuddled, terrified (and yet optimistic) Rusty Carlson drags an unconscious Cooper Landry out of a plane wreck saving his life. Because of the unusual surrounding, there is the role reversal of who saves whose life throughout the novel, both specifically and abstractly. This is a great story by Sandra Brown. This is definitely another book that makes it on to my list of recommendations! Though a bit predictable at certain times, I think there are just the right twists and turns in her plot that make the book unbelievably addicting. Two Alone is the classic story of a man and woman stranded on a desert island, and is very hard to put down! I really enjoyed this novel. I think this is another shining example of the exquisite creativity that Sandra Brown has continued to show over the years. I can only hope she continues to put forth the same quality of work.

Romance readers, if you are looking for sensuality then you'd be remiss not to check out this author's books.I've read most of Sandra Brown's books and find them all to be keepers to be re-read again and again.Ms. Brown does not disappoint us in "Two Alone."She grabs you from the first sentence in this one; and doesn't let got until the last page.The story is one that may have been done before but of course this author puts her own personal twist on matters. She develops the relationship between Rusy Carlson and Cooper Landry in a most provacative way, that leaves your tongue hanging out to find out just how long it will be before the two "destined for each other" find out for themselves that their love is fated.Not only romance, but much drama. Check this lady out, she's dynamite. Whether she's writing contemporary or historical romance stories, she is great.

I have read several of Sandra Brown's books, this one in particular, I've read several times! From the beginning, when Rusty and Cooper had to rely on each other for survival, until the end when all that mattered was the love they shared for each other, I was mesmerized. It simply was one of the best love stories, I have ever read.