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Relocating Mia | |
by Rebecca Lerwill
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| Mia Trentino is the top relocating specialist at Worldmove, Inc., and her latest assignment is sending her to Siberia, Russia. But the new job comes with a new partner--a handsome threat to her career named Douglas Farland. | |
| Reviewer: Sabrina Sumsion | Review Posted on: 2008-08-28 12:34:00 |
| Rated: Thumbs Way Up! |  |
| Relocating Mia is the tale of a woman named Mia Trentino who professionally helps people relocate when their business calls them to move across the world. She is top in the industry and she knows it. Fluent in several languages, Mia has the skill, tact and know-how to get the job done -alone.
The spicy part of the books starts with Mia finding out she will be working with a partner on her assignment to Russia. The fact that she will have a partner shakes her to the core but throw in a tall, handsome, rugged man with a slight drawl named Douglas Farland and all you have is trouble. Mia's no stranger to trouble though. She has skeletons in her closet when it comes to men and Mia is not about to be won over easily. The mission is to help an oil refinery city start up. The goal is to build a self-sufficient community on the Russian Taiga complete with schools and stores to attract workers with families. Mia is excited with the idea and never suspects there there is more going on than meets the eye. Her partner though, is well aware of what's going on and is hell-bent on keeping Mia in the dark. I love a well-written story that flows smoothly and is almost void of typographical errors. The story ends well even though it is open for a sequel. The characters are entertaining and realistic. I hope to see more from Rebecca Lerwill in the future! | |