Review: review of Lady of Heaven
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2012
I usually enjoy and relish reading anything of a medieval nature that is why I have been purchasing a lot of Ms. Le Veque's work since she has written a lot on the subject. I decided to try reading this modern day adventure story and I was amazed because I enjoyed reading this book too.  In fact I finished the book in two days the story just pulled me in and never let go!Morgan Sherburn a cop finds her great grandmother's journal and a papyrus so she enlists the help of Dr. Fox Henredon a renowned Egyptologist in help interpreting the papyrus and to discover the mystery of her great grandmother's murder.  The book went to places I would definitely want to visit now going from England and then to Egypt.  Both of them face obstacles, their growing attraction to each other and a very intruding presence of an ex-girlfriend of Fox's who attempts to either kidnap or kill Morgan.The hero of the book Fox Henredon had me swooning and drooling over him that I couldn't help but become enamored of his character.  He was also very sensible and intelligent in all things dealing with the mystery concerning the papyrus or anything dealing with Egypt.  In dealing with Morgan he treated her a little like a child because in all honesty she kept acting like one for instance by advising her what to pack when they were going to be staying in the desert and she wants to bring a robe, her make-up ect.  Sometimes it made me wonder why he even loved her at all it felt more like lust.Morgan Sherburn the heroine and character of the story took me a little while to warm up to or even like her.  In fact through most of the book I either wanted to slap or cheer her on.  Her behavior in dealing with certain things really irritated me and I just wanted to tell her to grow up.There were some grammatical and typo issues but they readlly didn't bother me so much or distract from the story.  I will definitely read another book from this author and will purchase more of Ms. Le Veque's work!