I wanted to like this book. It started out strong, and what better of a book to read than one that takes place in the county close to where I am? However, I feel like there wasn't much depth to this book at all. If you're looking for a simple romance, here you go.... but if you're wanting something steamy, don't bother. There were a total of two sex scenes in the whole book and even they fell flat. The main character, Logan, is very sexist in his views about women. He spends about 75% of the book thinking women shouldn't even leave the house.... stating the land was dangerous. I'm a woman living on the land the book talks about and I work better than most men. The part where Megan is working out in the garden and he gets home from a trip to the city bugged me. The fact he yelled and grabbed her arm just because she is out working in the garden was a major turn off.

It seemed to end abruptly too. The majority of the book, Logan is belly aching because he wants to get back to Dallas and back to his big time job. Megan keeps thinking about how the small town is perfect to start her vet practice. They fight, then are okay, fight.... Megan leaves abruptly, and then bam, Logan is asking for her to marry him. Too rushed, too shallow, and just not enough steam for a romance book.

Also, I have to mention the typos. Did this book get edited and proofread? I just can't warrant a higher rating than 2 stars. I really wanted to enjoy it. I couldn't, especially since I skimmed the last 25% of the book.
I wanted to like this book. It started out strong, and what better of a book to read than one that takes place in the county close to where I am? However, I feel like there wasn't much depth to this book at all. If you're looking for a simple romance, here you go.... but if you're wanting something steamy, don't bother. There were a total of two sex scenes in the whole book and even they fell flat. The main character, Logan, is very sexist in his views about women. He spends about 75% of the book thinking women shouldn't even leave the house.... stating the land was dangerous. I'm a woman living on the land the book talks about and I work better than most men. The part where Megan is working out in the garden and he gets home from a trip to the city bugged me. The fact he yelled and grabbed her arm just because she is out working in the garden was a major turn off. It seemed to end abruptly too. The majority of the book, Logan is belly aching because he wants to get back to Dallas and back to his big time job. Megan keeps thinking about how the small town is perfect to start her vet practice. They fight, then are okay, fight.... Megan leaves abruptly, and then bam, Logan is asking for her to marry him. Too rushed, too shallow, and just not enough steam for a romance book. Also, I have to mention the typos. Did this book get edited and proofread? I just can't warrant a higher rating than 2 stars. I really wanted to enjoy it. I couldn't, especially since I skimmed the last 25% of the book.