Nicole is a small town girl who took over her father’s bait business when he passed away and then added a bakery to the small business.  She has settled into a routine, but she still wants to be a bit adventurous.  Especially after she finally feels rid of the lying, cheating boyfriend she threw out after he tried to blame her for his cheating.  So she decides if she can win the local karaoke contest, go on to the finals and win the NASCAR race tickets that just might be something to jumpstart the process.

Brian “Tag” Taggert has come to this small town for a number of reasons.  The father that abandoned him and his mother, years ago, has left him property. As well, since being wounded in the service he is looking for a job while he heals.  He never expected to run into a singing angel at the bar where he is the new bartender.  He is especially unprepared to be aroused within seconds of seeing her. No one has aroused him in quite a while.

Are they just satisfying their quick lust for each other or do they really have the foundation for something lasting?

Karaoke at the Tumbleweed helps bring home the point that you don't have to be a size two to be seductive or attractive to others.  It is also a story about how love, and lust, can do wonders for ones self-confidence and self-worth.  Ms. Lynne, as usual, has created a number of super erotic scenes within her story and you will want to keep a fan handy, phew.  I found Nicole to be a strong but understanding heroine and rooted for her at every turn.  If you want a quick read that is both erotic and thoughtful then Karaoke at the Tumbleweed is one book you will need to pick up.