Floored by Melanie Harlow
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- Stars
- ★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- Contemporary
Recommendation
Back in March 2014 when I read Frenched- the first book in the series, I was instantly smitten.
Confession: I was obsessed.
“ZOMG HAVE YOU READ FRENCHED YET?! DOOOO IIIIIIIT.”
*ahem*
I’ve been trying to figure out what exactly it is that I love so much about this series. What it is that stands out, sets it apart. What grabbed me from the very beginning. Aside from being a nice story, aside from being well written, aside from being super sexy… and I think I have finally figured it out.
The ladies of Frenched are my friends. I love them. They are my girlfriends. Or my sisters. Or women that I -wish- were my friends or sisters. That is the magic here. I love the women that Melanie Harlow writes, and Floored is no exception.
Smart, sassy, and wicked sexy. Floored is the perfect finish to one of my favorite series of 2014. ~ Kyleigh Jane [February 2015]
Publisher synopsis
Erin Upton is too embarrassed to tell the cops what she was really doing while her townhouse was burglarized, especially since the first officer on the scene is former nuisance next door Charlie Dwyer. Where’s the justice in the world when a neighborhood know-it-all grows up to be six-foot-three inches of solid muscle with gorgeous blue eyes and a slow, sexy please-arrest-me-now-officer smile? It’s bad enough she’s wearing her robe and slippers—did he have to notice her fuzzy hand cuffs on the bathroom sink?
He’s arrogant as he ever was, which is fine by her—she’s too busy with her dance studio’s grand opening to make time for a man. But they keep crossing paths, and
when Charlie offers to help her put in new flooring at the studio one night, things go from hammering nails to hammering each other in a hurry. And about those hand cuffs…
They agree it’s a one-time thing. But when that becomes a two-time thing, then a three-time thing, Erin starts to wonder if maybe she and Charlie could be a life-time thing. Her best friends Mia and Coco found love in unexpected places. Is it finally her turn?
Review published February 5, 2015