Tumble Creek, Colorado isn’t the exact place Lori Love wanted to end up spending the rest of her life and certainly doesn’t appear to be the ideal place to find an exciting, untamed, erotic, no-strings-attached hot man.
That’s who she decides to find when she rationalizes her
life isn’t going any further than the garage she now owns and where she repairs
vehicles.
Quinn Jennings would be the perfect match, if he agrees to
just sex. Just sex and nothing more. No
feelings. No foreplay. Just hot sex.
Always working and thinking about his architectural plans,
Quinn could find a little time to take care of Lori’s inhibitions. He might be able to squeeze her in. As long as she doesn’t mind that he’s
perpetually late and forgets dates and times if his secretary doesn’t keep him
on track.
Lori wants new experiences.
Quinn’s a man. He wants to give
them to her, so he does a little offline research. Her pile of romance novels makes his body
hard when he reads what she’s looking for.
Two can play this game.
Then the case of her father’s death is reopened. His death might not have been an accident and
suspects include Quinn’s clients.
Lori’s suspicious and always on guard and Quinn doesn’t have
a clue to what her problem is.
A little communication would be advantageous if they are
willing to admit that the arms tied to the bed, the public alley, and those
late night thoughts of one another could lead to more than Lori’s original
proposal.
Dahl’s light and
dangerous affair can make you laugh-sometimes at yourself-when she lets her
readers experience a dash of humor and respect for the feisty Lori who lives
the naughty thoughts we might just put away for later…until we get the nerve to
act them out, or at least read about them.
Enjoy,
Dawn
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