When Camille's dancing career is abruptly curtailed by an accident, she packs up her meager belongings and relocates to coastal Oregon, where she spent such happy childhood summers. Accepting a job at the Callaport newspaper as arts reporter, her rigidly idealistic views on the seemliness of artists concerning themselves with the business end of their profession cause immediate conflict with Alex Thompson, a well-known oil painter organizing this year's arts fair. Moynahan's second contemporary romance demonstrates a love for her chosen setting and a fine understanding of the artistic temperament, as well as a genuine appreciation of the economic realities in a former fishing community now reliant on tourism and the arts for its survival.--Welch, Lynne Copyright 2007 Booklist