Review: Reviewed by Desere Steenberg, South Africa
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
For anyone that needs to make a temporary fresh start in a new town, things can seem awkward and completely out of place. People do things differently and it takes more than just a few rounds to learn everyone and just what is done and what is not done.But mistaking the local cop for a stripper, now that is something not everyone will do or be able to live down.  This little mistaken identity not only understandably embarrasses Isabella but also puts her front and center as the main focus of attention for I'll cuff you now and spend the rest of my life making you mine Zach.Zach knows he should not flirt with Isabella but there is something about her that fascinates him and he just can't seem to help himself.A fling quickly develops and soon becomes much more for them both, but Isabella has a life back home and Zach has his, making the ends meet can never happen.This book was so very fun and romantic from start to finish. I loved the stripper idea, it had me laughing out load and saying " Thank you Melanie Milburne! This is what makes a medical fun to read!"The characters were well written and I adored the family town idea so very much, it gave me this warm and wonderful feeling of home is where the heart of the people are. The town's people being so friendly also showed the character of Isabella in a complete different light than in the start of the read, and this proved to me that when we are among the right people all of our good qualities that we never even knew we had will surface and always for the better.The character of Zach was super awesome to read about. I fell for him very quickly, after all the man is one tall order of good looking and a "stripper" to top it off, what's not to love? I very much enjoyed how the author let him wrestle with the "should I or should I not flirt ?" idea it knocked him from his 'my world my rules' pedestal just a little and made for delightful reading material.The character of Isabella, was the one that tore me up, I cried for her pain and the pure frustration she feels at trying to bring her life back into perspective. I felt her pain and it reminded me that sometimes it does take a good wake up call and change of life or even as in this case a new town to show us that we were on the wrong road.I am taking a message of when you love someone, you need to say it. The person might not say it back, but at least you had the courage to say it. And when you love someone it is never about where you love them, but it is enough that they are with you.4.5 star review" The stripper arrests the doc for stealing his heart"**Copy provided in exchange for a honest review