SUMMARY:
As a favor for a friend, photojournalist Zoe Kantor agrees to do a photoshoot for a sexy calendar to raise money for retired K-9 animals. A favor she's happy to do, especially when she can’t take her eyes off one of the police officers participating. But when she's targeted by a deadly assassin who wants her dead, Zoe finds that her gorgeous cop is the only one who can help.
Eric Lawson is a man with a lot to prove, so when he and his K-9 partner are assigned to protect the pretty photographer, he's determined to keep things professional. He just didn't count on sparks flying.
REVIEW:
As a favor for a friend, photojournalist Zoe Kantor agrees to do a photoshoot for a sexy calendar to raise money for retired K-9 animals. A favor she's happy to do, especially when she can’t take her eyes off one of the police officers participating. But when she's targeted by a deadly assassin who wants her dead, Zoe finds that her gorgeous cop is the only one who can help.
Eric Lawson is a man with a lot to prove, so when he and his K-9 partner are assigned to protect the pretty photographer, he's determined to keep things professional. He just didn't count on sparks flying.
REVIEW:
This is my first book by this author and based on my
experience, it won’t be the last.
Thinking this was going to be a hot firefighter book, I was pleasantly
surprised that this is a scorching bomb squad story. The first chapter is really a standout. Because Georgia is a photographer, the
writing is a visual playground. The
description of the man in her bed – Vulnerable,
yet vividly alive. One long muscular leg
stretched out fully atop the sheets. The other was tangled in the bedding,
drawn up at a right angle to offer tantalizing shadowy glimpses of his
impressive equipment – is enough to send the heart aflutter. There are moments of candor and humor: Hard to
say which par of him was her favorite.
Who was she kidding. It was his
butt.
In very quick order, Georgia is in a bad situation that keeps getting worse. The author pumps up the suspense that keeps the readers attention. D.D. Ayres injects a certain level of sweetness into the story. It is not an all-out sprint with the two characters burning the sheets, but rather a level of restraint that I find appealing.
IN A NUTSHELL:
For a novella, this one hits all the right notes. The writing, romance, and action are top
notch and I can’t wait for the next read.
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