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Riley Ellison is a police detective now
but he still has the mental image of himself as a shy and
geeky high schooler. Which is why he goes out of his way to
a coffee shop so that he can meet eyes with a sexy and
handsome guy. Riley knows he will probably never let himself
go up and chat with the guy. Imagine his surprise one
morning, when not only is his coffee waiting for him, but
the sexy guy paid it for and the cup has his name and number
on it. Can Riley find it in himself to call him up?
Dane Scott wants to get to know the
mystery man that just eyes and smiles at him. In order to
push things along, Dane has made the first move and now he
waits for his phone to ring. A knock at the door brings him
face to face with Riley—too bad it’s because he is
investigating a murder outside the gay strip club that Dane
works in.
Weeks of wondering, speculating and
building passion make that evening into one neither Dane nor
Riley will forget anytime soon. The morning sun brings
doubts to Riley, like why would a guy like Dane want
anything to do with someone like him? Dane only wants more
time with Riley to prove just how he feels, but a twist in
the case makes is so that they can’t even see each other
alone much less do anything else. Catching a killer is
Riley’s job, but capturing and holding Dane is quickly
becoming his passion. When the case is solved, can Riley
and Dane discover the way back to their night of discovering
love and maybe the future they both imagine?
When the guy you want turns out to be a suspect, things can
get sticky. In Bring The Heat Riley wants to
introduce himself to the sexy man at the coffee shop but
can’t force himself to. Dane is pretty sure his mystery man
is some type of officer out to get him to talk. Riley and
Dane have different backgrounds and different personal
histories that should have never allowed them to become a
couple. But I have always known that you can never judge a
book by its cover. Riley almost did that and I was very
happy when Dane decided to show Riley just how wrong he
was. Riley and Dane together were hot and sexy, yet sweet
and unsure in just how to go forward. I could understand
why Riley had to put his job first, but I was so worried
that Riley and Dane would never find their happy ending. I
was so happy to discover I was wrong and was taken back to
my earlier thought of books and covers. Bring The
Heat brings opposites together, sweetly and
erotically; to an ending that will make it an instant
favorite in your library. |