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When Josie Salazar walks in on her
boyfriend of five years screwing a blonde she’s never seen
before, she drastically changes her plans for her three-day
weekend in Phoenix, AZ. Instead of only attending her
scheduled concerts and reviewing them for the Dark Horse,
she’s going to make sure she has sex with someone, anyone.
When she arrives at the airport to find that her ride isn’t
there, she calls him, only to have to call another member of
the band for a ride. When she first lays eyes on Crow, she’s
speechless as she sees how gorgeous he is. That night, with a
handful of strong drinks under her belt, she lets the wild
woman she knows she can be out. But will it land Crow in her
bed?
Hot Phoenix Nights was a
great read. Once I started, I was loathe to put it down. I
could really relate with Josie and what she was going through
with going back and forth on Crow and her behavior around him.
It’s so easy to second-guess yourself and what you’re doing
and the author did a great job at showing the reader how Josie
felt about the situation. And Crow—yum. He was definitely
steamy in the dark, quiet way. His comments to Josie in the
car at the stoplight—oh yeah. That was hot! I’d kill to have
my man say something like that to me. Those were probably some
of the hottest lines I’ve read in a story lately that didn’t
come off as unnatural or cheesy. Yes, most definitely a good
read. |