Pacific Waterfront Romances series, Book 10:

The Senorita and the Drifter ...

What happens when a drifter running from his past rescues a woman who can't speak Spanish from a cluster of admiring Mexican men? The last thing Joe wants is to fall for a woman who craves commitments and can't refuse a cry for help, but he can't leave Dinah and her ancient car on a remote mountain road ...

She dashed off to Mexico without knowing if her car could survive the journey, or thinking about her lack of Spanish. Maybe it wasn’t surprising that she herself needing rescuing, but finding a young girl desperate for help in a strange country was difficult enough without Joe. Having hit bottom herself and pulled back up, she had no patience for drifters and Joe was the last thing she wanted ... and everything she needed.

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### Review

"Vanessa Grant knows romance; even better, she knows how to combine novels of passion and commitment with authentic settings and real characters." -- *Robyn Donald*

"Vanessa Grant writes with keen insight into human nature, creating characters with such vividness and texture they linger long in the reader's mind." -- *Judy Griffith Gill*

"Vanessa Grant's stories are full of warmth and passion - her totally believable characters come to life against authentic, adventurous settings." -- *Daphne Clair*

Vanessa Grant writes with keen insight into human nature, creating characters with such vividness and texture they linger long in the reader's mind. *Judy Griffith Gill*

Vanessa Grant's stories are full of warmth and passion - her totally believable characters come to life against authentic, adventurous settings. *Daphne Clair*

Vanessa Grant knows romance; even better, she knows how to combine novels of passion and commitment with authentic settings and real characters. -- *Robyn Donald*

### From the Publisher

Like all Vanessa Grant's novels, "So Much for Dreams" takes the reader on a real-life romantic adventure to an authentic setting. Vanessa Grant received the inspiration for this novel while living in Mexico. Driving down the mountainous Baja peninsula with friends, she encountered car problems. With her car out of service on a mountaintop miles from civilization, she began to wonder, "What if a woman, driving alone through these mountains ..." Thus, "So Much for Dreams" was born. This title was originally published in hardcover in 1990, and paperback in 1991. Muse Creations Inc. is pleased to offer this book, a favorite of Vanessa Grant readers, in this Electronic Edition. Read what others have said about Vanessa Grant's novels: