I enjoyed the book ( )

Wright created an intense romance which includes family, emotion, and an attraction that that will not be denied. Stetson can't keep his mind off the pretty little accountant in her skirt and heels; her eyes, her hair, her legs, well you get the drift. However, with preconceived ideas of city women, he's determined to overcome his attraction. Furthermore, hurts from the past color his view of Jennifer. You will love Stetson; strong, determined, and manly, his fight for his way of life will grab your heart strings.

Jennifer comparison of herself to a 15 year old with the hots for the prettiest boy in the school's hilarious. The attractions immediate and intense. Her boss is rushing the audit, for reasons Wright held close to her chest until the last moment. Jennifer's determined to find a way to save the ranch even though Stetson doesn't believe her.

Adding Carmelita's character as a surrogate mother to a 12 yr old boy when his mother died, added much sensitivity and feeling to the story-line. Wright included family dynamics of jealousy and resentment, as she developed her story-line. With well-developed characters, pacing which is in line with the length of the book, and prose easy to follow, Accounting For Love entertains from start to finish.

With cruder language than a clean read, if damn, a-- instead of behind, or son of ---, offend you, this book may be a skip as Stetson uses language of the rural country farmer. Also, the love scenes are intense and descriptive, however, not erotic. An entertaining romance the reader will love. ( )