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Oldest O’Sullivan brother Daniel is a
widower. Having married and lost the love of his life, he has
no time for romance. That part of his life is over and done
with because no one will ever be able to take the place of his
deceased wife. But everyday Daniel finds it getting harder
and harder to picture her face which in turn depresses him
further. When he is coerced into taking his brother Sean’s
timeshare condo on the beach for a weekend, Daniel figures he
can at least be alone in his thoughts. Fate is a trickster,
because in his loneliness, Daniel finds a woman named
Catherine who rocks his world on its foundation.
Heiress Catherine Montefiore is spending
the weekend at the beach. Somewhat shy but very observant,
she can’t help but notice the rowdy bunch next door partying
and having a good time. The more she tries not to watch the
harder it is not to, especially when she sees the enigmatic
man sitting by himself. His features are striking and
Catherine finds herself sketching him. Gathering courage, she
and the seemingly lonely man share conversation and laughs,
and when it is time for him to return to the loud house next
door, Catherine blurts out an invitation that she might just
live to regret. Especially when the weekend is over and she
notices the man’s wedding ring on his luggage.
Having read Shaken and Stirred,
the first installment of this delightful series, I was
instantly hooked on Daniel and his story. His mourning
grabbed my attention and I knew that whatever his story was,
it would be a tear jerker. Sex, Straight Up was
that and more. The plethora of emotions that Daniel and
Catherine experienced was amazing. I felt as if my heart would
break when Catherine felt the same way. Her anger and hurt at
Daniel’s supposedly married state made me wince and I silently
urged Daniel to come clean with his story.
Kathleen O’Reilly has a fan for life just
because Sex, Straight Up was brilliant. I am
hooked on these totally sexy O’Sullivan men and can’t wait for
the next installment. Consider Sex, Straight Up
Joyfully Recommended because I adored it! |