Hunting JC by Dominique Eastwick
Sherman, Book 1
Musa Publishing
Contemporary, Erotic
ISBN: 978-1-61937-081-4
Reviewed by Miranda

Hunter Brooks grew up alone struggling to get by. When he entered college he met the wonderful Sherman family. They took him in, welcomed him as one of their own and he loves them deeply for it. That is why he can never ever take what their beautiful daughter is offering.

Jacinda “JC” Sherman has been in love with Hunter since she was an adolescent. Now she is all grown up, a divorcee and in the mood to have some fun. She has Hunter in her sights and is determined to get him into her bed before the annual Sherman Memorial Weekend party is over.

Hunter, now a successful business man, has achieved most of his goals but his pledge to stay away from the Sherman brother’s baby sister is quickly becoming moot. How can he resist the sexy woman standing before him? Some things can’t be denied and JC is one of them. Can a weekend affair turn into something more or will this be a mistake that destroys the only family Hunter ever had?

Hunting JC is a sexy hot romance. Hunter and JC have powerful chemistry that is impossible to miss. I’m surprised it takes so long for the Sherman brothers to catch on. There are things I love about Hunting JC: Hunter and JC’s attraction and explosive sex, the Sherman family as a whole, and the relationship between Hunter and Tony. Then there are things that had me screaming at the characters. I felt that it was improbable that Hunter would not know JC’s ex-husband’s name. I feel like JC really shows her age with her reactions to things that happen. I couldn’t believe that after everything that she personally went through she could be so callus. I truly didn’t know if I could forgive her for some of the things that she says. I so wanted this couple to get their happily ever after but I couldn’t blame Hunter for being deeply hurt by JC. So, I have some gripes about Hunting JC, but overall I enjoyed this sassy story and I definitely want to read more about those hunky Sherman men.