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review 2019-03-11 23:37
Book Review for Intern: A Steamy Office Romance by Harlow Layne
Intern: A Steamy Office Romance by Harlow Layne - Harlow Layne
 
 
 
 
 
Title: Intern: A Steamy Office Romance
Author: Harlow Layne
Genre: Steamy Office Romance
  • File Size: 2439 KB
  • Print Length: 206 pages
  • Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1950044017
  • Publisher: A Girl and Her Dog Press, LLC (February 22, 2019)
  • Publication Date: February 22, 2019
  • Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B07KVN98BW
  • Reviewed by Angel With Attitude Book Reviews
  • arc copy provided for honest review
  • 4 stars from us
 
 
 
 
 

 
You should never mix business with pleasure… right? 

 

Whoops...

 

Meet my brand-new intern, who also happens to be the man I hired to be my escort for the night.

 

He’s drop-dead gorgeous, with bedroom eyes and a body made for sin. I want him, but do I want him bad enough to risk everything, my job included?

 

Will sparks continue to fly between us in and out of the office, or was it all but one night of passion?


 
Let's start of by saying this is a brand new author for us and we enjoyed our first read by them and it was a really fun and funny read.
 
Let's talk chemistry and this couple had that in spades in the bedroom out of the bedroom and and even in the office no matter

where they were they made things sizzle.
 
 
 
The story was one of those stories that was light and fun and had a cast of great character's
but, one's that made you laugh out loud throughout the entire story.
 
We really loved Sadie as she had a really wicked sense of humor,she was beautiful, sexy,loving and a sexual creature who loved to explore her wants and desires with her partner and lover.
 
We loved Tyson as well as the cocky intern who made no bones about being able to satisfy a women sexually in and out of bed.He was sexy as sin ,sweet,kind,caring and loving and made no bones about his attraction to Sadie as he walked around with a constant hard on and was happy to do so! lol
 
Some favorite quotes
 
“Yes! Fuck me, Sadie. F*** me hard.” Who knew that the clumsy intern also has a dirty mouth?"
 
“Stop talking, Sadie. Let me get a couple of hours of sleep then I promise I’ll be your sex slave if you want,” he grumbles, but I hear the humor and love in his tone."
 
Overall this was a good story and we really loved it as the character's were great and I loved how Tyson and Sadie made and awesome couple regardless of their age difference they were perfect for one another and always seemed to make each other laugh whenever they were together.These character's were easy to love from the onset of the story.This was one hot read from beginning to end and was pure enjoyment.For me this the type of story that makes a horrible day just be better because once you start reading it you will have a constant grim or smile on your face to the very end.
 
We loved to read more of this author's works.
 
 
Recommend read to all !
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Harlow Layne is an emerging author of small-town and Hollywood romance. 

 

Harlow wrote fanfiction for years before she decided to write Luke and Alex’s story that had been swimming in her head for years.

 

When Harlow's not writing you'll find her online shopping on Amazon, Facebook, or Instagram, reading, or hanging out with her family and two dogs. 

 

 
 
 
 
 




 


 
 
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review 2018-01-06 21:50
ROCK HARD BY NALINI SINGH
Rock Hard (Rock Kiss Book 2) (Volume 2) - Nalini Singh

Re-read in January 2018

Charlotte Baird is the best friend of Molly Webster, the heroine from Rock Addiction. This book takes place simultaneously and portrays Charlotte's relationship with her overbearing new boss who she refers to as T-Rex. I was intrigued by this side plot in the first Rock Kiss book so I was super happy that it met all of my expectations.

I loved the portrayal of Charlotte and her journey to self-confidence after a horrific incident with an ex-boyfriend. Readers get hints about what happened, but I was not prepared for the details which made me admire Charlotte even more. She is intelligent and shy though she also has a spine of steel when pushed too far. There are many moments where she could have retreated back into her enclosed world, but she kept going and showed how strong she really was.

The aforementioned T-Rex whose real name is Gabriel Bishop is a former professional rugby player who is now known for bring businesses back from the brink of disaster. His first few days at his new company results in staff overhauls and plenty of tears, but he showed a keen sense of business smarts and a good heart. I liked that, while most of this book focused on Charlotte's development, it also deals with Gabriel's own difficult childhood and how it effects his current outlook on life.

Rock Hard has many elements that I adore in Nalini Singh's paranormal books like fully developed characters, romance that sweeps the reader off their feet, and well-written worlds. Even though this book is a contemporary romance, I can see Singh's skills at worldbuilding with her depiction of the company that Charlotte and Gabriel work for, the relationships between the workers, and especially the crazy Bishop family. I am hoping Gabriel's brother, Danny, will get his own story someday.

All in all, a truly entertaining read that is both sweet and sexy. This author is showing how skilled she is at writing romance whether it is contemporary or paranormal. Rock Hard is my favorite of the series so far.


I received a free e-ARC of this book from TKA Distribution via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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review 2017-09-26 00:33
Even with romance thrown in, fishing just doesn't do it for me...
Breaking the Ice (States of Love) - Tali Spencer
Tag Team Review with Sara!

3.5 HEARTS
--Ice Fishing.



I knew of it, but this book is definitely an ode to the sport.

Let me tell you something. I'm the least sports appreciating person you might meet. And sadly, I'm surrounded by the sports people. My BFF is a fisherwoman. Like she takes joy in sitting around with live bait and catching fish any free time she can. Do I join her? Fuck no! I tune out the moment she mentions bait. So I took my fishing non-love to this book, it seems.

This book is a lot about the appreciation and dedication of the sport in a icy tundra of a Wisconsin town. That's the major selling point of this book.

Matt Wasko is small, college educated, out and proud, grandson of a revered family in his small town and works an office job in a factory. His co-workers and Matt bowl together and against each other on two teams. And other the other team is Matt's love interest, John Lutz. Lutz's team has a bunch of homophobic jerks and Lutz does nothing to shut those guys up. He joins in the lame jokes or laughs.

Matt can't stand them especially that good looking Lutz. Thankfully, he had a two week vacation away from the job and with his beloved frozen lake Winnebago. When Lutz shows up to his icy piece of heaven, it seems like Matt can't catch a break.

At the core of things, Matt is a good guy. And he can't be an asshole to anyone... even his nemesis. The thing is John isn't a bad guy, he makes poor choices and follows the crowd, so no one knows how deep he's in the closet.

The two make nice on the ice and discover shared geeky interests. But they also are attracted to each other. The romance part was cute. I thought the epilogue was a bit soon just because we don't get to spend as much time with the couple as we did with Matt. There is some hotness dropped in there. *coughs*intercrural *coughs*rimming *coughs*

The guys were cute. Lutz pulls his head out of his ass. Wasko was adorably snarky. I liked them (okay, I liked Wasko a little more) But the klutzy wooing was cute. Thank goodness, we get dual POV.

Overall, the love story is the love of Wisconsin. Never been to the state, but it read authentic.

And who doesn't love unicorn name dropping?



Recommended to readers who enjoy the ice fishing sport (or want to learn as this is chock full of info).



A copy provided for an honest review.
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review 2017-02-09 00:00
Please, Boss: A Bad Boy Office Romance
Please, Boss: A Bad Boy Office Romance -... Please, Boss: A Bad Boy Office Romance - Juliana Conners Hot office romance
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review 2017-02-08 05:56
Jizzmas approved! ;D
The Fortune Cookie (2016 Advent Calendar - Bah Humbug) - Matt Burlingame
It's the spookiest time of the year...CHRISTMAS JIZZMAS time!!

A lot of readers are going to smother themselves in Christmas Jizz. Whelp at BMBR, we're reviewing Dreamspinner's Bah Humbug anthology - Grumps vs. Jizz Lovers (1 guess what team I'm on)



Here's my 2 cents:

4.25 Hearts--I feel!



Possibly the Jizzmas spirit? *squints*

This Santa jizz Grumpcorn was tickled by this adorably snarky story. I swallowed this load easily.

I think this year's anthology theme of Scrooges reigning supreme is great. (You can't tell me that the Scrooges don't reign) It's the only reason why I even looked at this year's Dreamspinner anthology. I felt one with this story's Scrooge, Laurence. He's 33, single and not a big fan of the Christmas commercialism. And if he shreds unwanted Christmas decorations from his office cubicle, so what? They shouldn't be invading his space. I feel he is misunderstood. He stood up to the Christmas cheery and their Christmas sugar, fought the good fight...maybe he might have been a little stern.

But he got his point across. *shrug*

Maybe too well, since he's been at it for years and this year an office mishap lands him in an office holiday planning committee. Mandatory or else. *gasp* And to make matters worse, the committee is being led by a Christmas loving ginger giant by the name of Nick Kringall. Nick tries to complete the impossible with Laurence on his team--throw a big party in a limited amount of time. The two men are forced to work together. During this short period of time Laurence thaws out, Nick seems a little otherworldly, is it a Jizzmas miracle?

NO!

Where this story wins is not the Jizzmas cheer, it's watching Laurence realize his flaws, grow as a person and open to let someone in. Also, Matt Burlingame, the author of this story has a fine hand at letting the story unfurl without letting it get lost to Christmas fluff and cheer. There was a speck of feels as there are mentions of past abuse - Trigger warning. There were also moments of cheese--hm, like Cheddar cubes--but it worked to make a well rounded story. And the romance was sweet not sticky. The laughs had a snarky tinge. Thoroughly enjoyed and will be looking for more MM romance from this author (it's his first time!)

On second thought, I don't think it's Jizzmas spirit I feel. I think it was a little indigestion. *burp* ;P

A copy provided for an honest review.
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