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Sexy All Over (Blaze)

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Naomi Taylor has just been given the opportunity of a lifetime; to make-over sexy bad boy journalist Zane Underwood. As an image consultant, she's been hired to tone down the hunks devil may care image -not that HE wants to of course. The boss might want to turn his star reporter into a stuffed suit, but Zane has no intentions of toning down anything. What he does plan to do is stoke up the fires where Naomi is concerned.

Great Blaze. A gorgeous hero; complete with slightly too long hair and a faded leather jacket. *sigh* And a lovely heroine; his complete antithesis with not a hair out of place. Sparks fly when these two get together. Well fleshed out characters (well for a blaze) and lots of good love scenes.

I especially liked the secondary romance with Talia (Naomi's best friend) and LOL! -Booty Call Ken-!!!! That was very well done.

Nothing new. Just another good story for a Blaze.

Back cover description:
The image consultant in Naomi Taylor can't wait to get her hands on Zane Underwood. His rebel reporter style--combined with his scandalous escapades--has the station execs demanding a makeover. If she can tone down Zane's sex appeal into a respectable on-air personality, it will be a coup for her career.

But the woman in Naomi likes the hot, slightly rumpled bad boy. How can she change anything about him when her libido is cozying up to his? Besides he's made it very clear he's happy the way he is. Maybe with a little sensual persuasion from her his pride--and their desires--will be more than satisfied.

This is a funny-hillariuos story. If you looking for a great book to read, pick this one up and you won't be dissapointed and did I mention there is plenty of sensulaity in this book.
Enjoy,
Barbara

The review posted for this book is actually a review of "Indecent Suggestion", a hilarious 5-star Blaze romance by Elizabeth Bevarly.

They met in the first grade and became friends; now two decades plus years later they remain best friends while both work at the same advertising firm. As best friends, Becca Mercer and Turner McCloud agree to support one another kicking the vile smoking habit, but they need outside help as nothing has worked so far.

They go to a hypnotherapist for the cure, but that fails too. In fact they are smoking more than ever especially following sex as they have become lovers. Both fears the friendship will end if their libido stops as Becca and Mercer wonder if they can be both friends and lovers to each other.

Place When Harry Met Sally inside of Office Space to have an understanding of this amusing white collar romance. The story line is very humorous as Becca and Mercer fear risking their friendship going into a different direction because neither wants to lose the camaraderie as there is no going back. When they become friends and lovers, the likable delightful duet dare do what they avoided, but both still worry that they can't be both to each other. Elizabeth Bevarly writes a fine office romance.

Harriet Klausner