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Gabriel Sandalini is an undercover vice
cop working for crime lord Ricco Botelli. Imagine Gabriel’s
surprise when the anonymous and amazing guy he had a one
night stand with the night before turns out to be Miguel
Ortega, powerful drug lord Don Jesus Sanchez’s right hand
man. Botelli is marrying his sister Gina to Sanchez. Now
Gabriel will have to work with Ortega and pretend the sex
between them never happened, which is hard to do when it was
the best sex of his life. Gabriel doesn’t do emotion, so it
should be no problem. His undercover position demands that
he stay focused. Problem is, Gabriel is too focused on
Ortega and Ortega is taking full advantage. Everything is
not what it seems in this world of crime he has entangled
himself in. Gabriel may need the help of his enemy to
survive.
Mexican Heat’s heart-pounding action becomes
heart-warming emotion by the end. Its two parts blend
perfectly to make one outstanding story. Gabriel is very
guarded and yet Ortega sees right through him. He sees what
Gabriel wants and maybe more importantly, what he needs. He
pushes Gabriel, which is how, in part two, he won my heart.
His unwavering loyalty and love for Gabriel is
awe-inspiring. Mexican Heat is action-packed,
thrilling, and full of twists and turns. It has very hot
sex, intense emotion, and an angst-filled romance. Josh
Lanyon and Laura Baumbach have penned a story that is
impossible to put down until its dramatic ending. Once done,
it’s impossible to stop thinking about. I’m looking forward
to more from this dynamic duo. |
