Review: A Treasure In Itself
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
This was a treasure in itself to read by this author. I so enjoy a good romance especially when filled with mystery and intrigue as this one is. This author creates some characters that have alot of body and soul to them which you latch onto right away. Meg has just lost the last relative whom she loved very much her grandfather and she is given some unexpected news with the size of her inheritance but with a catch for the moment. Someone has a petition filed to block the land which also cuts off access to the estate's accounts. The land is also where she was hoping to start a living classroom but in turn someone she soon meets Jake the town's vet would like to develop a wild horse refuge. Trust is hard to come by for her not sure at first if he is the one who wants her land until she rescues a dog. They begin to build a relationship between them learning about each other between the mystery that still needs to be solved on who it is exactly that is after her and the land. Danger is around every corner that keeps you gripped at times to the edge of your seat while the searing romance heats up between the two of them. Comedy also comes in the form of the parents bringing with them a old acquaintance that the mother thought she could fix her son up with. Why do moms do that? I am one and know better than to have tried that with one of mine. Right away he says he has a girlfriend Meg and good sport she is goes along with it. What starts out as pretend well becomes real. The real surprise though is the nut job who is messing with her and who it really is with the danger escalating with can Jake get to her in time. Love shines forth big time in this through it all with it being very enjoyable indeed.