C. R. Lemons

Rachel thinks her boss is a vampire because he comes to the office at night although he does make the weekly meeting. As a first year lawyer she works with his quirks and gets the opportunity to make her first appearance in court. But she does need Mr. Blackstone's help. He helps her. She helps him.

This was not what I expected. It was a good story though. Rachel is so relatable. Mr. Blackstone is not what he appears and has reasons for his quirks. I liked how the two of them related with each other. I also liked Rachel's neighbor even if Rachel wanted the earth to open up and swallow her.

I will be reading more of Ms. Lemons… (lisätietoja)

FOR 18+ READERERS ONLY. Daisy Sinclair, a strong-willed, intelligent, hard-working, yet sassy paralegal who has a current “friends-with-benefits” relationship with a local jail officer, is about to face a few challenges in her life. Her boss’ new client is a fellow high-profile lawyer who came home the night before to find his partner and wife in uncompromising positions and murdered, although the police feel he is the one responsible for the murder part. Later, after her interview with the new client, Daisy goes to a local bar and meets a tall, hot new guy which leads to a near physical hook-up that night – a hook-up that is interrupted by a call from her boss requesting she come in early the next morning for an important meeting. However, it is this meeting where she discovers that the hot guy she almost connected with is the new detective, Warren Cole, whom her boss has hired to help them investigate the case and clear their client of the charges within the two week period their client has strongly requested. Both Daisy and Warren profess a personal code to keep working relationships professional, but physically the sparks between them says otherwise, especially as Daisy faces a dangerous threat as the investigation progresses. This story is a very erotic romance wrapped within a shell of a mystery thriller. Erotic romance fans will definitely find pleasure within Daisy and Warren’s burgeoning relationship. However, mystery fans will not have much to hold their attention and may feel some flaws in plot presentation. Daisy’s first person narration in the present tense was somewhat disconcerting, seemingly putting the reader in an ongoing gaming environment. Basic writing was good with an acceptable level of editing errors in the edition I read, but a few of these editing errors were consistent throughout the story, making them more evident to the reader.… (lisätietoja)