Big Sky Billionaire

Reading this book was a delight after reading such drivel as Diana Palmer. The story follows an adventurous man, Sy Cope and his therapist, who was at odds at first. The author refused to let the characters to argue like children but she laid the background so that the readers could understand both points of view which were very valid. He didn't want a woman to see him at his most vulnerable and she only wanted to help. These obstacles were overcome with time and you could see how the characters matured and see their emotions change towards each other, which was refreshing. Many times lately the stories I have read have the characters fall in love and you don't why. The sexual tension was there and when they finally consumated, as a reader I felt the time was right...not that the author was simply throwing it in because it was required. All in all a wonderful story with a realistic, beautiful ending. I would recommend it.