Review: Don't let your profession get in the way of love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
There are some typos and misuse of words in this book and this is why I knocked the rating down a bit..I really liked this story. The story just shows we should never be afraid of love. There are a few sex scenes in the story for those who don't like that. They are not that bad though. I don't remember any cuss words.It is well written, well explained, and grabs you from start to finish. Now I usually let my Kindle read to me as I craft. I read about 50% of this myself as I read faster than Kindle. For me, that is my prime sign of how much I love the book.The characters are well written and explained. More than that, they are written as real human beings..Natalie is on the verge of an archeology breakthrough that most grad students can only dream about, a lost city. Research has shown that a farm in Ireland may be the place to look. Problem is that to be able to excavate, she needs the permission of the new owner Michael O'Connor. Mike also happens to be a popular NFL running back. On T.V. Mike seems charming and good-natured, so Natalie figures getting permission will be a breeze. When she meets him, she is totally not prepared for the arrogant and adamantly opposed man she meets. She is also not prepared for the spine tingling feelings she gets when he just looks at her.  She tells herself this is strictly professional, but the more she gets to know him, the harder it is to deny her feelings.I do recommend this book for ages 16 on up.