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ACCIDENTAL MEETING
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RANK: 4.2 out of 5 Stars (31 reviews)
Abbey Martin isn’t willing to be the kind of ‘player’ her boss wants her to be. When he threatens to not promote her because she refuses to get in ‘compromising’ positions, she quits.
If a day can go from bad to worse, it does for Abbey. She runs into Bruce Harrington on her way home—literally.
Bruce Harrington was on his way to a very important meeting. That was until a raving lunatic with brown, bouncy hair spiraled towards him in her car and then on foot. Maybe he should count it a blessing that when she sent him cascading over the side of the embankment—he wasn’t in his car.
To make amends for causing Bruce to break a leg, Abbey becomes his chauffeur and helpmate until he recovers.
When his cast is about to come off he has to face losing Abbey. There has to be some way he can keep her from walking out of his life forever. If a job offer won’t do it then perhaps it’s time for a proposal.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
I give this book a 5 star rating and recommend it to my friends and all those who enjoy a Christian novel with a great sense of humor. We all have days when everything starts out bad and keeps getting worse. Most of us me included just get grumpy and complain. But in this book, Abbey is looking for the good in the bad. As the Bible says all things work together for the good for those who love the Lord. Well in this book it definitely worked for the good for Abbey and Bruce. I laughed and laughed and it made me take a look inside myself to know when things aren't going right to make sure I have the right attitude.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
I rarely read this genre, but I may have to start after reading Accidental Meeting. This story was hard to put down. The main character, Abbey, has many challeges to overcome including a difficult boss, job loss, a life changing car accident, and falling in love. Her Christian values help her through the problems she is facing. This book is fast paced, humorous, and down to earth. Abbey is an every day girl who is easy to relate to. I highly recommend this book!
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
Abbey's day begins with a dead car battery and concludes with a new job: that of acting as chauffeur for handsome, but bitter, Bruce after she smashes into his car. It doesn't take long before each of them is secretly glad they'd 'run into' the other. However, fear keeps them from seeing past the inevitable future 'goodbye' when Bruce's cast is removed.
Accidental Meeting pulls the reader in from the first sentence, and keeps the story alive and kicking with humour and a quirky plot.
This is not Susette Williams's first story and neither will it be her last, thank goodness.
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