Review: I recommend The Mason Dixon Line if you are looking for a short, lively and wonderfully spicy book.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
The title drew me to this book like a southerner is drawn to sweet tea. The Mason Dixon Line by Linda Morris is a wonderful, quick read. It was very obvious from early on what direction this book would take, but that doesn’t detract from it at all.Carolyn Hart, a private school teacher’s aide, and Mason Dixon, a freelance artist with a bad attitude about the education system, meet to corroborate on a fundraising  project for Horizon, a school for kids with special-needs and Carolyn’s workplace, over spring break. The sparks fly like a flint and steel from their first meeting and they continue until the very end.Carolyn’s attitude about Mason is pretty clear with this statement, “He was so damned superior, with his moral rectitude and his above-it-all views about teachers.” Mason is bent on keeping himself and his feeling free of Carolyn even though he finds her “hot, but she was as shallow as a mud puddle.”Their differences are obvious. Carolyn and Mason are written by Ms. Morris with a great deal of reality and even more wit! I thoroughly enjoyed reading The Mason Dixon Line and I recommend it if you are looking for a short, lively and wonderfully spicy book.~Patricia, Room With Books~  Feb 11, 2014