Review: 4.5* Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2014
Mary-Kate (MK); works as an assistant to the general manager for Total Access Total Sports (TATS) at Collective Media Enterprises (CME). MK  Hates sports but knows that to achieve her dreams of working at CME's sister station Beautiful Homes Network she must stay at the very bottom and work her way up. She is very career orientated.MK comes from a family who put a serious emphasis on the women finding a husband who can provide for them whilst they stay home with the children.CME had just been bought out by a British Mogul and the developer of Connectivity; William Cumberland (WC); who is in the US to the transition of the company.WC walks into CME only to find MK having problems with the binding machine. WC hires MK as his assistant in the US. But MK finds herself becoming increasingly clumsy around WC. She breaks his tea set, writes a sarcastic blog post; which WC reads!All this aside they both begin to break down the walls around each others hearts and find themselves falling for each other. Hard!This is Aven Ellis' first book and it's a great book to start with. I loved reading this book from the very start. I shall be keeping an eye open for future works by Aven Ellis.I couldn't get enough of MK and WC. I loved the clumsiness and MK and the banner between them both.Connectivity is a great felt love story between two characters; that after meeting each other, learn that there is more to life than work and a career. The story is sweet, sassy and fun,  there is some drama and a little heat too.WC and MK are well thought out characters, their interactions right from their meeting at the binding machine are great. The relationship they build is refreshing in that it's not love at first sight; it takes them a bit of time to realise What's happening. Their banter is funny too.MK is driven, intelligent, maybe even a little bossy too. Her clumsiness around WC adds humour.WC is driven, intelligent and smoking hot. He seems the perfect gentleman, respectful of MK both professionally and emotionally.MK's friends became kind of irritating to me. Understandably they were concerned for MK, but they showed no sign of being supportive or happy for MK, even though she was clearly very happy.This is a book that will make you smile, giggle and sigh. It may even make you shed a tear two. There were a couple of places where I felt like shouting at the characters too.If you like romance and feel good books then I would recommend grabbing yourself a copy of Connectivity.