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“Don’t Tempt Me is a sweet, fast read about finding family, love, and more! You can’t go wrong with this book! It’s a must read!”—Night Owl Reviews
“Best friends find hunky men and everlasting love in Foster’s latest charmer.”—Publishers Weekly
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Love comes along when it’s least wanted
Jason Guthrie has no time for entanglements—between helping out his widowed brother and teenage nephew and getting his hometown back on its feet, his days are spoken for. But his nights are another story… And when his lovely new neighbor, Honor Brown, reluctantly accepts his help in remodeling her house, Jason finds himself wishing his handyman skills could knock down the defenses she keeps building around herself.
Martial arts teacher Sullivan Dean knows real danger when he sees it—even when it takes the form of the gorgeous blonde helping her friend move in across the street. After putting his wayward past behind him to focus on teaching control to troubled kids, Sullivan has learned to avoid party girls like Lexie Perkins. But Sullivan can’t seem to keep his hands off the real woman behind that flirty charm—or keep his heart from landing at her feet…
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REVIEW: DON'T TEMPT ME BY LORI FOSTER
Don't Tempt Me by Lori Foster
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Lori Foster knows how to create that magic. The sense of forgetting where you are and being transferred to another place is something that I always feel when I pick up one of her stories. I received an ARC of Don't Tempt Me by Lori Foster in exchange for an honest review. This sensual novel gives a peek at two sides of the spectrum. We have Jason who has reliability written all over him. The way he looks after his family and community are a bonus in his favor but the way he looked after Honor who was wary and insecure of herself gave me heart palpitations. He was a keeper. Fast forward to Sullivan. He was somewhat of a tougher nut to crack but his hard edge did not hide his true self from the people that mattered most. Inside the pages of Don't Tempt Me there is love, hope and charm wrapped up in sensual package.
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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Lori Foster knows how to create that magic. The sense of forgetting where you are and being transferred to another place is something that I always feel when I pick up one of her stories. I received an ARC of Don't Tempt Me by Lori Foster in exchange for an honest review. This sensual novel gives a peek at two sides of the spectrum. We have Jason who has reliability written all over him. The way he looks after his family and community are a bonus in his favor but the way he looked after Honor who was wary and insecure of herself gave me heart palpitations. He was a keeper. Fast forward to Sullivan. He was somewhat of a tougher nut to crack but his hard edge did not hide his true self from the people that mattered most. Inside the pages of Don't Tempt Me there is love, hope and charm wrapped up in sensual package.
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EXCERPT
What a way to make a first
impression. Casting a glare at her friend, Honor said, “Shush it. And for heaven’s
sake, stop staring!”
“Too
late.” Lexie quickly fluffed her short pale blond hair and adjusted the V-neck
of her shirt, tugging it a tad lower. “They’re coming this way.”
“Oh God.”
After a deep breath, Honor put the truck in park, turned it off, and—okay, she
needed one more breath. “Roll up your window. Pretend you don’t see them. Maybe
if we rush into the house real fast, they’ll leave us alo—“
“Hello.”
Cringing,
Honor glanced toward Lexie—and found all three men peering into the truck at
them. They were each so tall they had to duck down to see in. One guy wore a
T-shirt, one a polo, and the other wore no shirt at all.
Combined
they gave the impression of masculine curiosity, dark hair and beard shadow.
Two of them grinned, and those grins had definite impact.
But the
intense expression on the shirtless one about stole Honor’s breath.
She
blinked and stared, blinked and stared. Repeat.
The
youngest of the three, the one in a T-shirt, laughed. “Busted. No sneaking off
now.”
“Colt,”
the unsmiling man said in a low, deep voice that teased over her nerve endings
and made her heart race. “Pick up the can and spilled garbage, will you?”
Colt
grinned. “Yes, sir.” And off he went—with Lexie craning her neck to track him.
The
smiling guy propped a shoulder against the side of the window frame and crossed
his arms over his chest. With a warning in his tone, said, “He’s seventeen.”
“Who?”
Lexie asked.
“My son.”
He nodded toward Colt. “Just so you know.”
Jaw
dropping, Lexie took another look. “No way. Does Clearbrook have testosterone
in the water or something? He looks at least twenty-one.”
Shrugging
a thick shoulder, the guy said, “True enough.” Heat shot into Honor’s cheeks.
This situation just kept getting worse and worse. Not only had she taken out
their can and been overheard conspiring to avoid them, but now Lexie gawked at
an underage kid, never mind that the “kid” did
look a whole lot older.
“As his
dad,” the man continued, “it keeps me on my toes.”
“You sure
you’re his dad?” Lexie looked back and forth between both men. “Because he
looks more like—“
“My
brother,” he interrupted. “I know. Jason got Dad’s eyes, and so did Colt.”
Brothers?
Honor took another look—and caught Shirtless looking back. She swallowed.
“Bet your
dad’s a stud, too, huh?”
“Lexie!”
After
winking at Honor, Colt’s father met Lexie’s gaze. “We all inherited his
features.”
True,
Honor thought. Though the one talking appeared just under six feet, and Cold
had to be at least six-three, they shared similar features and overall
coloring. Only the eye color was different, with the father’s eyes pale blue
instead of the rich dark brown of his son and brother. The shape was the same
though, and they each had ridiculously long, dreamy black lashes.
Without
really thinking about it, Honor said, “You don’t look old enough to be his
dad.”
He
shrugged. “I was just out of high school. Call it a youthful indiscretion that
I’ve never regretted.”
Honor
smiled, enjoying his pride in Colt—until she realized that his brother’s eyes
had narrowed, not with menace, but with new awareness as he stared at her
mouth.
She
couldn’t recall the last time a man had looked at her like that. Might’ve been,
oh…never.
“It’s lust at first sight and a double romance in this new novel of neighbors helping neighbors by the prolific Foster”—Kirkus
About Lori Foster: Since first publishing in January 1996, Lori Foster has become a USA Today, Publisher’s Weekly and New York Times bestselling author. Lori has published through a variety of houses, including Kensington, St. Martin’s, Harlequin, Silhouette, Samhain, and Berkley/Jove. She is currently published with HQN. Visit her online at LoriFoster.com.
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