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Bedazzled

192 pages

A breezy, tropical 90s romance where a skeptical hotel manager meets a psychic private eye who insists they are fated soulmates in danger.

What it feels like

Set against a sun-drenched Hawaiian backdrop, this vintage 1990s romance delivers a brisk, playful blend of paranormal intrigue and classic opposites-attract tension. The narrative thrives on the friction between a deeply skeptical, sassy hotel manager and a gorgeous private eye who casually drops psychic visions and soulmate declarations into everyday conversation. The mood is breezy yet lightly suspenseful, balancing the swoony inevitability of fated love with the ticking clock of an unseen threat. The prose is snappy and accessible, leaning into the comforting, familiar rhythms of category romance. It is a perfect escape for readers who delight in retro romantic suspense, protective heroes, and the satisfying emotional arc of a stubborn skeptic finally surrendering to destiny.

Mood
  • tropical
  • breezy
  • swoony
Tone
  • playful
  • sassy
  • romantic
  • suspenseful
Pace
brisk
Themes
fated mates · skeptic meets believer · protective instincts · destiny and danger
The writing
Snappy and accessible, leaning heavily on playful banter and the comforting rhythms of classic 90s romance.
The arc
Moves from skeptical resistance and playful annoyance to thrilling surrender and fated love.
Who it's for
Readers who love vintage category romance with a dash of psychic suspense and a sun-drenched tropical backdrop.
Content notes
  • mild peril

About the book

Seeing is Believing...

This was one psychic vision Devon Murphy could definitely have lived without. Because what he was seeing was that a certain sassy, sexy, skeptical lady was destined to spend her life with him - and if he didn't do something quickly, that life might be awfully short...

Okay, so this great big gorgeous private eye didn't look like the kind of new-age man who always made Kerry Cottrell very, very nervous. But he kept telling her they were 'soul mates' - whatever that meant - and that she was in danger. And the really scary part was, it was starting to look as if he was right - on both counts....

Description from Open Library.

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