Mention Books In Favor Of Love on the Line (Women at Work #1)
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Women at Work #1 |
Kirsten Fullmer
Kindle Edition | Pages: 362 pages Rating: 4.25 | 619 Users | 21 Reviews
Details Of Books Love on the Line (Women at Work #1)
| Title | : | Love on the Line (Women at Work #1) |
| Author | : | Kirsten Fullmer |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 362 pages |
| Published | : | June 14th 2017 by Augustine Press |
| Categories | : | Contemporary. Young Adult. New Adult. Romance. Love Story. Fiction. Adult |
Commentary Conducive To Books Love on the Line (Women at Work #1)
Romance on the job will ruin Andrea's credibility and she knows it, so why can't she ignore that cocky foreman the crew calls Rooster?Andy may not have pipeline know-how, per se, but she’s got brains and a willingness to prove that she can do the job. Her estranged grandpa, Buck, believes she has what it takes to be his engineering assistant, and she’s not about to let him down.
Rooster isn’t a bad guy. He respects women; he was raised by one of the best. But that new girl is too small and… feminine. She’s a distraction, plain and simple, and she doesn’t belong on a pipeline. This job is his chance to impress Buck Brennan, a pipeline legend, and no girly greenhorn is going to ruin it for him.
Will Andy prove herself to her grandfather and forge a relationship with the old man, or will continuous disagreements and unexpected sexual tension between Andy and Rooster derail their hard work?
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Ratings: 4.25 From 619 Users | 21 ReviewsCriticize Of Books Love on the Line (Women at Work #1)
Read my full review HEREWhat really intrigued me in the first place was the fact that this book features a woman who works in a male-dominated workplace. I wanted to see in which direction the author would go and how she would represent our heroine. Fortunately for me, our heroine-Andy- was empowering. Guys, she starts working on a pipeline with other strangers- who are all men- and still manages to not lose it ! Let that sink in.I jumped at the chance to read about a woman working on a pipeline. It's a job I didn't know much about and after reading Ms. Fullmer's story, I have learned that it is a strenuous and nomadic job that is done in extreme conditions. But to those engineers, welders, pipeliners, equipment operators, etc., who work on a pipeline, it is a fine-tuned process that depends on "everyone doing their job and doing it well".Andy graduated from college and received an offer from her elusive grandfather
Fascinating story! I really enjoyed this book. It's quite the story, with Andy learning to work on the pipeline with her grandfather, Buck. Back home, she was a pampered daughter, with only her studies to think about. But when she wants to leave with Buck to get to know him, and to do something different, her parents aren't that thrilled with her. As Andy goes through the first days of the pipeline job, she's unprepared for the pure physical labor and the mud and the endless climbing up
In an Oyster Shell The pacing is slow in the beginning but picks up to be a page turning romance.The Pearls I love the idea of a woman at work series. I am glad the author is kicking it off with a woman on the pipeline. She makes the tension of Andy working in a male dominated world, tangible.The characters were outstanding. The author had a good grip on her characters. My favorite character was the Grandpa Buck. He was rough on the outside but had a heart of gold on the inside. Andys
5 Cranky StarsI never even thought about Pipelining before. Never considered how our natural gas got to our homes or what life must be like for the workers. This story explained everything to me and added really relatable people that I fell in love with. I'm sad that the story ended.Andy is a greenhorn to the pipeline and the only woman. Working with her grandpa Buck is hard and gruelling but so rewarding. With time she is able to prove her worth and even catch the eye of Rooster.Rooster has a
💝FREE on Amazon today (9/13/18)!💝Blurb:Romance on the job will ruin Andrea's credibility and she knows it, so why can't she ignore that cocky foreman the crew calls Rooster? Andy may not have pipeline know-how, per se, but shes got brains and a willingness to prove that she can do the job. Her estranged grandpa, Buck, believes she has what it takes to be his engineering assistant, and shes not about to let him down. Rooster isnt a bad guy. He respects women; he was raised by one of the best. But
I received a copy from Netgalley, in exchange for an honest review. This was an enjoyable read. The story was slow in the beginning, but it picked up as the story. The characters were great. The author made her characters very authentic and real. I felt the struggles that Andrea aka Andy went through as a female engineer in the pipeline business was very interesting. However, the romance between Andy and Rooster was really enjoyable. I felt their connection and it was cute to see how they tried
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