Forbidden Nights by Lauren Blakely
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- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Nuclear
- Genre
- Contemporary
Recommendation
Friends-to-lovers? Sexy hero, teach me your seductive ways? You think you’ve read this story before, but OH HELL NO! Lauren amps it up in Forbidden Nights. Nate and Casey’s chemistry is off the charts hot and they make the best of it, all around the world. ~ Nelle [February 2015]
Where do I sign up for the lessons in seduction given by the sexy best friend? Seriously, this book is smoking HAWT! Nate and Casey have sexual chemistry that is off the charts!!! If you love a good friends-to-lovers story, something sexy with not a lot of drama and angst, then you’ll want to put this one on the top of your TBR list.
Publisher synopsis
Sinfully sexy hotel CEO Nate Harper knows exactly how to please a woman. He's equally skilled in keeping his heart safe from the kind of hurt his ex inflicted on him years ago. But one thing he's not so good at what-so-ever is getting his mind and all his dirty thoughts off the gorgeous, outgoing, and absolutely captivating Casey Sullivan, the new head of the Joy Delivered company.
They've been friends for years now, and Casey trusts Nate completely. So it makes perfect sense to her to ask him for hands-on guidance when she finds herself in need of some of his romantic expertise.
The trouble is, his heart may be signing up for more than it bargained for when he agrees to help her learn to abandon her need for control in the bedroom. Because as she experiences what it means to let go, he'll start to experience what it means to feel again…
But what happens when all those forbidden nights turn into a deeper connection that's much more than expected?
FORBIDDEN NIGHTS is a standalone full-length novel in the bestselling SEDUCTIVE NIGHTS series following the love affair of Nate and Casey. You can read it on its own, but you would likely enjoy the other books too.
Review published February 17, 2015