Julia Rios loves her family dearly so when her beloved aunt's business is
threatened, she steps in to protect the dance studio and the community.
Julia is not in the best of moods as she had recently broken off her
engagement to a long time family friend so this latest development with a
Tex Mex cowboy leaves her fighting mad. Ricardo Montalvo strolls into
town looking to buy the dance studio which he plans to tear down to make
room for the parking lot of his new sports restuarant. He is determined to
have his way, only he had not taken into account the power of the Rios
family or the tradition of the historical landmark known as Elvira's Dance
Studio. Nor was he prepared for the fierce, and instant, attraction he felt
for Julia. They do however come to an agreement. Ricardo agrees to give
Julia three months to come up with an alternative for his parking lot plans.
In exchange she has to work on his ad campaign as well as give him personal
dance lessons. Surely he has the best end of the deal! This book was
two hours of pure reading enjoyment! A family oriented story that pulls you
in and makes you think about family values and traditions. And that love,
above all else, is more important than all the money in the world. Wonderful
book!
