Deja Vu

Jill Waters lives a simple life. She's a published author of a popular children's books series, co-owner of the Jungle Book Cafe, and has recently been dating a gorgeous businessman. Life is good--that is, until she wakes up dazed and confused in some abandoned old cabin, dressed head to toe in hooker attire, and finds that not only can't she remember the whos, whats, wheres, or whys, but she can't even remember her own name.

Rex Daniels, one of Hollywood's hottest movie stars and People magazine's latest "Sexiest Man Alive," is on a much-needed sabbatical, hiding out on his private island when he stumbles across a deranged lady in his woods. The lady, unaware that the back half of her skirt is stuck into the back of her granny panties, has them on full display. Rex winces at the sight of her blinding-white fashion faux pas and assumes that she's either some mentally unstable fan or paparazzi, both of which he's been trying hard to avoid. However, Rex soon discovers that seeing her grannies was just the first of many mishaps he'd be having with...what's-her-name.

Tony Russo devises what he considers a brilliant plan. A plan that will not only fill his bank account but, more importantly, also let him seek the revenge they deserve and he craves. After Tony discovers some of Jill's hidden family secrets, secrets that even Jill herself hadn't known...like the fact that Jill has a sister, the secrets will forever change her life. Then, due to the meddlesome meddlings of Tony and his two not-very-bright accomplices, Jill comes face to face with her sister and instantly discovers they have much more in common than just their blond hair and blue eyes. But...will they live long enough to get to know each other or die trying?

Deja Vu has something for everyone. It's a heartfelt romantic comedy that's filled with mystery. This captivating page-turner will keep you up all night. It will have you laughing from the first page until the last. Readers will not only fall in love with some of the characters while despising others, but they will also find themselves laughing out loud one minute and crying the next.