~Synopsis~
She gets my blood pumping in a way I’ve never felt on stage…
I didn’t think taking care of my uncle’s building while he’s on vacation would be half as exciting as drumming, but the nerdy doctor in 7B gets my blood pumping in a way I’ve never felt on stage.
I’ve pushed her buttons at every turn, but she’s all work and no play. And sadly immune to my charm. But now the latest Nor’easter has us stranded in our elevator. Alone. And it’s the perfect time to push every single button I can.
My hands are itching to touch her, and her voice alone makes me rock hard. So I tease her. And she fires back. And then her tight little body brushes up against mine in challenge, and it’s all the green light I need.
Going down in an elevator has never been this sexy…
This 30k sexy stand-alone novella has a guaranteed safe romance and happily ever after.
~Book Review~
3.25 Stars
Holly Vincent, 27, is an ER doctor just
off an all night shift and without heat in her apartment. Danny Colton, 29, is a drummer filling in for
the building superintendent. On the way to the basement, an elevator
malfunction during a blizzard traps them together, and Danny is totally down
with playing doctor to pass the time.
“‘Horizontal is always better…’”
Danny projects a cool, laid back attitude
that definitely makes him an attraction. He says just enough to be alluring and sexy,
and this summa cum laude graduate surely aced dirty talk. That’s another thing
I liked about Danny, even though he didn’t flaunt it, he was a smart guy.
Holly, unfortunately, didn’t work for me.
She was uptight, prissy, persnickety, and a bit stuck-up. While it was
refreshing that she wasn’t the trite virginal heroine character, she still acted
like a naïve, inexperienced teen. Her monologues were annoying, including
things like, “I’m pretty goddamn smart.”
Most educated people (especially ones with a MD degree) don’t say things
like that.
But the tale is hot, dirty, and
adventurous. I may never look at a tool box the same way again.
Okay, at that point I might have started
side-eying things. But Danny was a total
keeper. In fact, I rather thought he
deserved better than Holly.
Typical of many novellas, it could have
benefited from a little more development and the ending is abrupt. Told via
Holly and Danny’s first person POV, this story is full of lust, boasts a sweet,
fun-loving guy, and is pleasingly free of OW/OM drama.
Now I’ve got to go get Aerosmith unstuck
from my head…
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Katy Connor is the thirty-something author of the 50 Shades of Grey’s Anatomy series and has a serious addiction to her iPhone. When she’s not checking social media, she can usually be found in a local coffee shop, drinking hipster coffee and dancing in her seat to the horrible music. Katy loves to hear from fans, so reach out and say, hey, girl, hey, on any of her social media!
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