Cade Weston, along with his long-time best friend Kale Dunn, seldom spoke to her in high school. She was a band member—way below their status. Things had certainly changed since the separation 15 years earlier. There was an immediate reaction to Cade. When he told Kale about helping her, Kale had to go check her out. The conflict between the two men and Nat's attraction to both stirred a major tension.

This is my first introduction to Sandy Sullivan. It will not be my last! Her writing style is fresh with never-ending surprises. Her characters are dynamic, well developed and likeable. The grandmother was saucy, comedic and racy. Her reactions made the story even more enjoyable. The sensuality was so explosive it definitely would not be for a sensitive reader. The ménage was expanded so there became even more unanswered questions. The fact that there were two men hinted at a sequel to me. I hope so.

Ms. Sullivan has mesmerized me. I have become a fan. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in this storyline. The details about small-town living are correctly depicted. Do yourself a favour and read this book!

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Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Brenda Talley
April 18, 2011