Melt for Him by Lauren Blakely – a Review

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Description:
Fire captain and bar owner Becker Thomas usually spends his nights alone, trying to escape painful memories from his past. When he meets a sexy, free-spirited brunette outside his bar, he knows he’s found the perfect way to forget for one night. But when he later discovers the woman he’s itching for another night with is his best friend’s sister, everything comes to a halt.

Just out of a toxic relationship, Megan Jansen is only in Hidden Oaks to visit her brother, photograph the firemen’s calendar, and then slip off to another adventure. The brooding man who gave her the best sex ever is an unexpected surprise. The problem is, he’s her brother’s friend and a fellow fireman, and Megan’s rule is no firemen. She knows she’s going to get burned …but keeping their hands off each other is easier said than done..

Review:

What happens when a man and a woman have an instant attraction? Becker and Megan meet by accident outside of his bar and sparks fly! “Their bodies collided into each other like magnets”. They can’t deny themselves and agree to a night of passion. MELT FOR HIM by Lauren Blakely is the most sensual read ever. This scorching novel will have you melted into a puddle by the end of chapter two!

Megan has returned home before her next adventure, to photograph the local firemen for a calendar. She has the surprise of her life when her “best sex ever” man happens to be one of those men. Only problem is that Megan has a rule, she doesn’t date firemen! Becker has his own demons and he can’t mess around with his friend’s little sister. Can two people build a relationship based on one fantastic night? They started with the intense physical relationship and now have to build an emotional connection. This is a fantastic love story of two lost souls finding each other and opening themselves up for true love. This beautifully written love story will leave you burning for more! I highly recommend this novel!

Reviewed by Jules

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