Title: Important info -- but short on story.
Product review: I would recommend reading this book, if only to stay informed on the details of the characters. This story didn't really unfold anything interesting about Tennessee's history. A really great guy, all in all, but we don't know why. As for Diana, I just don't get her. Okay, her dad was a grump and her ex forced himself on her; for this, she hates and fears all men?Once she finally comes to her senses and realizes she wants to enjoy herself with Ten, then the story heats up. But the heat is practically at the end of the book!I love the way the author consistently puts so much detail about her settings into all of her stories -- the setting becomes a character. I feel like I'm actually learning something. But, in this case, the main character was the mystery of the Anasazi people and the minor story was the relationship of Diana and Ten.
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