Charlotte Richards
didn’t get to be one of Hollywood’s top talent managers by dating her
clients. When it comes to her career, her heart is not part of the
contract—no matter how enticing the star.
From the moment she
steps into Sean Maxwell’s fabulous home, though, the cool, professional
persona she’s worked so hard to build threatens to melt in desire hotter
than Sean’s sexy R&B lyrics.
Sean’s attraction to Charlotte
is nothing new, at least not to him. He fell for her the moment he
spotted her at a celebrity gala years ago. Now, with his old manager
kicked to the curb, it’s the perfect time to bring her into his life.
The
sparks between them blow Sean’s plan to take things slow right off the
charts. And his determination to win her runs into overtime when the
ghosts of his past threaten to destroy their one chance at love.
Warning:
Contains a reformed playboy determined to do things right this time,
and a career woman equally determined to keep her eyes off his
sexy-as-sin body. Oh well, their intentions were honorable…
Holy hotness, Batman!
This was a very hot book.
Charlotte is one of the top talent managers in Hollywood,
and she didn’t get to the top by being literally on top of her clients. She doesn’t date her clients, and she doesn’t
give her heart over to anyone. But, as
soon as she meets R&B singer Sean Maxwell, she feels her control
slipping. The chemistry between them is
explosive, but for Sean it’s not new. He
noticed her at a party year before and now that he’s in the market for a new manager,
he sees his chance to bring Charlotte into his world as more than just his
manager. Can they make love work when
she’s resistant and he has a past that could threaten their future?
Well…wowza. The plot
of this story is fun and easy to read but what really sealed the deal for me is
the chemistry and sexy time between the characters. I mean, this is what a reader wants in an
erotic romance story. Build up,
chemistry, romance and a very hot man with a killer body and voice. It’s the stuff that dreams are made of. And fantasies.
I thought that this story was told well and it had all the
elements of a good overall story. The
characters were solid and even though the plot wasn’t entirely original, it
wasn’t tired. I was interested in where
it was going and how they were going to get to the happily ever after.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book and I would recommend
it. 4 stars.
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