Forever

Linda Mason is having dreams of being sacrificed by an ancient priest in a ceremonial service, after falling asleep on the summit of Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico. She had been exhausted after her climb up the pyramid and decided a short nap would refresh her for her climb down. Linda slept for five hours and had to be rescued off the dark pyramid. Luckily, for her, her rescuer was the sexy Dr. Ricardo Del Campo.

Linda visits Dr. Del Campo to thank him and to ask him about her dreams. He gives her some sleeping pills and soon her dreams turn to the sexy doctor. She has fallen in love with the doctor but he seems to treat her with disdain. Will he ever return her feelings of love?

Linda is out sightseeing one afternoon when she discovers an ancient incense burner that she is very attached to. When she comes home from a weekend of sightseeing, Linda discovers her house was broken into and the incense burner is missing. Can Linda find the person responsible for the theft and survive the danger?

Dr. Del Campo dislikes Linda at first because she is American. His fiancé left him to run off with an American man many years before without a word to him and that left him with hard feelings towards all Americans. Dr. Del Campo gets to know Linda better and realizes how much he likes her and how unfair he had been by letting his prejudices get in the way.

Forever is a story of love, mystery and humor. Linda is an American, teaching conversational English at a Mexican University. She discovers that she had a past life that was cursed and needs to be resolved. There are a lot of secondary characters throughout this book that are too numerous to mention and several humorous moments. Although I felt some of the dialogue and interactions between the characters were forced, I did enjoy the love story, Mexican setting, and the descriptive landmarks.

Reviewed by: Tammy