Bad Boys in Black Ties, A Book Review
- Teresa Arrowood
- Jan 27, 2019
- 2 min read
I am currently in process of reading this compilation of short stories. Anyone that knows me knows I love Lori Foster’s writing, I was hooked when I read the first one that lead me onto her path. Lori Foster’s Bare it All was my first ,but that is another story, In this book there are many short stories of different characters and lives and how they found themselves in odd places. Each one of the men have found their dashing selves in Black Ties and Tuxes rather they liked the idea or not. Myself, I find a man dressed well is sexy. I do however also find stories of men in well-fitting jeans, ripped or otherwise appealing.
These characters pull you into a fantasy world of friends and lovers. Most of the time they deny they are attracted to one character or both to each other. By the end of the story, they have fallen head-over-heels in love with each other. They come ours as real-life characters and not some that are unbelievable. They are believable characters in ordinary circumstances of life playing the roulette of love. Will they win? Of Cours, the good guy or girl always wins in the end. That’s the way it should be. As I am reading, I am in the middle of the story of C.J. and Wyatt, both of them working as a crime-fighting team but have real lives behind the scenes of the bad guys. C.J., who dresses about as dull and unappealing as you can get, is a single mother of an autistic boy. Her husband left her unable to deal with his son's affliction leaving her to raise him alone. Wyatt has had her on his radar for a while and can’t seem to shake the attraction, so he makes a deal with her. If she spends the night with him one night, he will relocate, and she will never have to see him again. C.J. thinks he is more of a player than a keeper agrees. She didn’t know, neither did he that the bond was going to become solid after one session of intimacy and romance. This book is quick to and to the point of not being assured of tomorrow and what may come. A one-shot adventure will leave them wanting more. Do you dare pick it up? Not if you don’t want to get some sleep. It’s one you don’t want to put down, and I’m just halfway through it. It’s up to you, do you take the challenge?
The compilation can be found on Amazon.com the link will be listed below. Hopefully, it will redirect you. The book is written by Lori Foster, Erin McCarthy, and Morgan Leigh. Enjoy folks, and It’s Hot.
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