Julie Day and her family met Paul McCann and his family from Great Britain in May of 1981 at Walt Disney World. The two families became instant friends and made a point of getting together every few years. Julie thinks of Paul as her friend and "brother", but then in 2006, twenty-five years after Julie first met Paul, she sees a picture of him in his British naval uniform and realizes that he is one handsome man with his gingery red hair and bright blue eyes. Paul has always had a positive personality, good at sports and totally great with children but now Julie is enthralled with Paul who is his usual charming, forthright self. Julie has had a bad marriage that ended in divorce and is the mother of two little girls, Kate and Maggie. Overweight, she can hardly imagine why Paul is so attracted to her, but true love is true love and Julie and Paul make plans to marry. Julie's little girls just adore Paul and the feeling is mutual. What could go wrong?

"Keep Right On" is a beautifully written love story by Julie Day herself who wants to reach out to any female questioning if she has found the right man. Julie certainly did in discovering that her longtime friend, Paul, was the true love of her life. As an author, Julie writes well of her months with Paul and their total devotion to each other even though their families were a little shocked by this paring of two old friends. The characters of Julie and the Days and Paul and the McCanns and their friends come through believably. The plot flows smoothly with pages devoted to Julie and Paul's passionate coupling which romance readers will adore. Readers everywhere will adore this special love story but they need to keep dry hankies on hand for the story's ending.