Get ready for your own treasure hunt in Treasured Secrets by Kendall Talbot.

This was a unique story. There was more to this story then just romance. As a reader you're taken on a treasure hunt. The author did a great job in her writing and I could really see her descriptions. This is a story about a second chance at love. Rosalina spent a lot of time investing in Archer but he would never fully open up to her, so she left which gave Archer the wake-up call that he needed. Rosalina isn't as easy to win back over as he would like. Her character is strong and independent. She needs to know he is really serious this time before she invests in him again.

I really enjoyed the journey this book took me on as I traveled along with them characters, getting the clues and trying to figure them out. It was a fun read. One I would recommend to someone looking for a little mystery as well as some romance. This book has a lot of story packed in, so be ready to sit down and read it from start to finish.

Full disclaimer - I only got 18% into this book.

The book blurb describes the main female characters as a "pretentious socialite." That's polite. She's a bitch, judgmental, weak, cowardly, and idiotic. Below are some of her finer moments.

(Mackenzie) "Hey, where'd we put that Snickers bar?"

(Abigail) "I, um...ate it."

"You what?"

"You gave it to me."

"No, I didn't. I offered to share it with you."

"I was hungry. I didn't think you'd mind."

"Why wouldn't I mind?"

"Well, you people are so conscious of--"

"People? What people?"

"You know...gay."

GRRRR!

This chick is the most condescending, whining, stereotyping, bitchy, weak woman I've read in a LONG time. 

"I have pain all down my back from that stupid girl."

Mackenzie glared at her. "She's dead, you know."

"Well, she should have put her seat belt on instead of flopping around like a bloody rag doll."

Mackenzie was lost for words...

You and me both. The blurb said the main female character, Abigail, was a pretentious socialite - I can think of a few other things I'd describe her as first.