Melanie
Ross is alone in the world and working as a governess for a wealthy family in
Ohio. When she loses her job as a governess, she is at a loss of what to do
until she remembers a letter from her deceased cousin’s business partner
informing her that she was her cousin’s heir and that she was welcome to come
anytime she could to work with him. What she didn’t count on was him dying
before she got there.
Enter:
Caleb Nelson and his son. When his uncle Alvin invited him to Arizona to help
him run his store, the last thing Caleb was expecting was to be saddled with a
partner. When Melanie arrives in Arizona claiming half of the store, Caleb is
at a loss. He was already having trouble with someone threatening him. Now he
had Melanie to worry about too.
I
thought that this book was well written and a good book. The story got off to a
slow start though and was predictable. The first half of the book seemed to mainly be build up and
fill in to the actual story line. But about half way through the book it picked
up the pace and turned into an enjoyable story that was funny and adventurous. While
it is not a book that I would rush out to purchase, it is a good book for a
lazy afternoon read.
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