Review: A romance for starry eyed romance lovers everywhere.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 30, 2013
Reviewed by Kimfor Read Your Writes Book ReviewsI loved the premise of this book.  There's just something really great about truly falling in love with someone for them as a person and not for the size of their bank account.Michelle Kolson is working late one night during her first week at LiteWave Tech.  She thinks she's alone on the floor and is having printer problems.  In fact, she even kicks the printer and is surprised to hear the voice of a tall, handsome, geeky looking guy approaching her.  Since he helps her and reminds her that the help desk is always on call, Michelle thinks Sark works for the help desk.Sark, known to his friends, is really Noah Frellish, the billionaire CEO who actually founded and created LiteWave Tech.  Noah realizes that Michelle doesn't know who he really is and decides he will tell her the truth the next day.  Well....He kind of sort of does, but she doesn't realize it.Love, Technically is a romance for starry eyed romance lovers everywhere.  You get to watch two people fall in love with each other and come to terms with who they are and what they really want out of life.Noah is just an average guy who even though he has tons of money, doesn't show it.  Michelle is a small town girl who wants to live in the big city.  She doesn't have a college degree but she's a fast learner and a hard worker.  What these two can accomplish together is what friendship and love is all about.I was hooked from the beginning and I enjoyed the book to the very end.  Noah and Michelle are two characters you will fall in love with.Source: Publisher