Review: Loved the banter and chemistry!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
Lucy Davenport isn't a thief; she's a "treasure hunter." Okay, maybe there's a fine line in there somewhere, but still, is it stealing when no one knows it's there?  Well, in a protected historical site, yes, it's quite illegal, and Keats McCall, president of field operations for the World Heritage Fund, is going to make sure a certain archeologist doesn't go digging around in his latest historical site project.  Yup.  He's going to make sure the sassy and sexy treasure hunter doesn't go digging where she doesn't belong, and she's going to make sure she does just that.  If only they weren't so attracted to each other...I really enjoyed this book.  The banter and chemistry between Lucy and Keats were great, and I could really see these two falling in love despite an ancient village coming between them.  I especially liked how Keats tries so hard to work with Lucy to make her see reason, because he's finally found someone who sees him for him.  As for Lucy, I love that she's so feisty and independent, and I feel for her situation that puts her in the grasp of the villain in the book.Sexual tension is high and there are love scenes, so I'm rating this as medium-high heat level.  There's some curse words that didn't seem necessary, but they were limited to Keats's POV.  I'd say this is 17+ because of both reasons.  This is a pretty quick read, and the focus is really the growing relationship between Lucy and Keats although there are secondary characters to help move the plot along.  Overall, this is a great romance read and a 5 out of 5 for me!(Originally posted on my blog; I received a review copy in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.)