Review: I felt privileged to be reading about Kelli and Erik's journey!  Loved it!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2013
<3 <3.  Kelli worked at her dads car dealership surrounded by men, day in day out. She was being trained to take over the dealership once her father wanted to retire. Kelli had to be strong, confident, in control, since she was always surrounded by men. Then one day, Erik Ead walked in the dealership and "told" her to walk him to the restroom. He wanted to watch her walk.  As surprised and stunned by his demanding request, Kelli (Yes, Kelli with an "I"), naturally knew that being courteous to clients, who were buying a car from her fathers dealership was the least she could do. In addition, Erik was tall, strikingly handsome, had tattoos, rides motorcycles and just took her breath away. As arrogant and demanding as he seemed...She was interested!I can give this book 10 stars for the so many reasons!  I couldn't put it down...I did stay up to read it in one night. But more important than that, it was detailed, intricate, the emotions of  excitement, fear, conflict, loss, trust, was throughout the book.  It was so beautiful to take the journey with Erik & Kelli.  I felt privileged to be reading about their journey! It may sound a little strange, but I really felt like I walked with them, peered over their shoulders, was a fly on the wall.  I put the book down knowing I was able to witness the experience. I can not say that I ever felt that way about any book I have read.