Can a blind date ever turn into a meaningful relationship? Amy Callahan wants to find out Three months before, she had agreed to go on a blind date with Matt Slagal, who was home on leave from the Air Force. Now, she can't seem to get him off her mind. When she finds herself holding a free ticket to anywhere in the continental United States, Amy jumps at the chance to fly to California and see if the chemistry between them still exists. Matt Slagal is ecstatic when he learns Amy is in California. But his past experience with the opposite sex has taught him not to trust women. And when one of his friends makes his move, Matt thinks his fears are confirmed, even though Amy hotly denies anything happened. For her part, Amy is shocked and stunned at Matt's attitude. She finally convinces him to see the truth, and learns the reason behind his mistrust. When her visit is over, the relationship is back on solid ground again. But they soon discover that the miles separating them are just one more obstacle. Matt is still commitment-shy, and the fact his ex-lover still wants him drives a wedge between he and Amy. Finally, fed up with the fact her rival won't leave her man alone, Amy takes drastic measures to ensure Matt's fidelity. Will it work? Which one reigns."Absence makes the heart grow fonder" or "Out of sight, out of mind"?