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Aaron McKade
thought he had it all. Until his meddling grandfather decided to teach
him a lesson by forcing Aaron to work a temporary construction job for a
non-profit organization called Barrio Amigo under the fake name of Aaron
Smith.
Jennifer
Alvarado, Barrio Amigo’s foreman has seen Aaron’s type before. Handsome,
powerful, anglo, and not to be trusted. She knows he’s not what
he seems, especially when he doesn’t even know the proper way to swing a
hammer.
As the two work
side-by-side, Aaron’s tenacious spirit surprises Jennifer, just as
Jennifer’s loyalty and fairness awaken a change in Aaron. But will it be
enough to overcome their vast cultural differences?
Marin Thomas has
written another thought provoking, satisfying romance with AARON
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Tackling the issues of poverty, cultural
separation, betrayal and romance all in one, this book will tug at
reader’s heartstrings.
Jennifer is an
intriguing heroine. She’s feisty and loyal yet has suffered greatly in
the past and is wary of all men—especially rich, powerful, anglo men who
are a world away from the barrio where she was born and raised. Her
attraction for Aaron is frightening for her because he represents the
very thing she has learned to despise.
Aaron has always
had everything handed to him, until his grandfather chooses to teach him
a lesson in responsibility. The very word leaves a bad taste in his
mouth. Until he meets Jennifer and realizes that her entire world is
built on assuming responsibility for her work and her loved ones.
Suddenly, Aaron no longer wants to be the carefree, laid back McKade. He
wants to make a difference—with Jennifer by his side.
Aaron and
Jennifer face off in a battle of wills that emit fireworks and tension,
making AARON UNDER CONSTRUCTION a fun read even during the most
serious of moments. Ms. Thomas has once again nailed just the right
balance of humor and poignancy to make AARON UNDER CONSTRUCTION a
delightful, emotional read. Put this one on your must read list.
Reviewed by Cindy
June 2006
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