When a Manitoba Maple came crashing through Lesley Farmer’s bedroom ceiling he called on contractor Charlie McKinley to rebuild his roof, he had no idea she would restructure his entire being. 

From the minute they stood next to one another the attraction was undeniable however, trying to be responsible and reasonable people they tried to behave professionally around each other.  That only lasts for approximately six hours, and then all bets are off as they find it impossible to keep their hands off each other.  Both Charlie and Lesley agree that they behaved impulsively and decide to try dating to see if they have more in common that mind-blowing sex.  Only time will tell if they can build a real relationship from an animal magnetism. 

MADE FOR EACH OTHER is light hearted, comical and sensual.  This book reverses the stereotypical roles of men and women, Charlie is a female contractor who refused to go to college because she loved working with wood while Lesley is a man with two PhDs who works as a librarian and has no desire to work with hand tools.  It is fun to watch Charlie and Lesley take turns in their insecurities with their fledgling relationship, and then take turns in deciding how scary being in love can really be.  After listening in on the exchanges between Charlie and Lesley and their respective friends Megan and Percy, this reviewer could definitely see Ms. Ashbury following up with the tale of Megan and Percy

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