
Smoking Hot
by: Karen Kelley
ISBN#9781402263927
$14.99 trade paperback
$8.09 ebook
Sourcebooks Casablanca
Paranormal Romance
Paranormal Romance
Released: June 2013
“To save one lucky gal’s life, this Texas angel will break all the rules”
“To save one lucky gal’s life, this Texas angel will break all the rules”
“Working the night
shift at the sheriff's office has given Deputy Raine McCandless more than
enough time to fantasize about the kind of man she'd like to take prisoner, so
when she arrives home to find a sexy intruder waiting for her, she's pretty
sure she must be dreaming.
But Dillon Taylor, with
his stunning blue eyes and killer tan, is 100% real, just not 100% human.
Half-man, half-angel, he'd love to answer every naughty prayer Raine has ever
had. But Raine is in serious danger, and Dillon can only fulfill her every
desire if he can keep her alive.”
Raine McCandless has given up almost everything to come back
home to Randolph, Texas and take care of her aging Grandfather, materially,
physically and emotionally. She now
spends her days trying to maintain an aging ranch and provide everything the
ranch, her and her grandfather need financially and physically.
Dillion’s boring, but safe and uncomplicated life has just
gotten complicated, the minute he decided to get back on the horse so to speak
and start answering prayers again, something him and his Nephilim brothers
decided to start doing many years ago.
Raine McCandless however was something he never ever imagined happening
to him.
Smoking Hot was a great story, with great characters. Sock & Tilly are mischievous little
buggers, all the Nephilim are mysteriously enticing, and I’m dying to know more
about their fathers, the Angels. I
really identified with Raine and her loyalty to her family and her
determination to take care of everything and everyone on her own. Raine is a strong independent woman, a Deputy
and has a mean punch. Dillion is a
studly Nephilim who comes to want the one thing in the universe he cannot have,
Raine, forever, it’s just too dangerous, or so he tells himself. This was a fun really quick read however; while
I really liked this book the ending was very anticlimactic. I really wanted to know what happened during
the time Dillion was gone and how he made it back to Raine and so on.
Drue gives this book a
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