The Peopling of North America : The Visual Atlas of the Great Migrations into North America, from the Ice Age to Ellis Island and Beyond Book

I really liked this a lot and though i'm keeping this for rereads i can't say that i loved it. I liked that the heroine turned the tables and not only got a little revenge for the past spurn but also set the tone for the new relationship rather than just letting him take control. I didn't like that she just assumed the worst and not only refused to listen to him but in doing so was repeating history. I especially struggled with this since it was towards the end and she was claiming to love him. The hero was more patient than i could have been with the situation and although he failed to express it for most of the book was sweetly romantic. However i can't get over the creep factor of him breaking into her home that one time. I liked the conflict between these two and the sparks it created made for an entertaining read but it drove me nuts that they refused to verbally express their feelings for each other for pretty much the entire book. The sex scenes were really steamy even without the explicit dirty language i've become accustomed to but there was one scene that got killed for me when toe sucking entered the picture. Overall solid writing with no visible mistakes but there was a little bit of a disconnect for me in a way i can't quite put my finger on. I liked the HEA ending and sighed a happy sigh at the end but there's just something unexplainable that irked me. Maybe I'll find it during a reread but otherwise I definitely could say this one is worth reading.