Men at Work

by MaryJanice Davidson, Nina Bangs, Janelle Denison, et al.

Book Overview

Three fabulous authors dish out the hottest stories of blue collared hunks who have a serious work ethic--in the bedroom. These guys know how to get the job done and are not just into quick fixes. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425198952
• ISBN13: 9780425198957
• Release Date: December 2004
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 0.8" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

A Sexy book

This book is very good. I had difficulty putting it down. Even though some parts were kind of confusing over all I found it very sexy and full of romance!

Awesome Stories

Men At Work anthology sizzles from the first page. Slow Hands by Janelle Denison is a titillating story about Tess Monroe and Morgan Kane. Tess is back in town after being away since high school. She had left Morgan behind with his heart broken. Now Tess has come back and has hired Morgan to repair her grandmother's house. The sparks between these two really fly. WOW. Slow hands is another keeper by Janelle Denison. Nina Bangs brings a taste of the supernatural in Color Me Wicked. Amanda Harcourt has come back to help redecorate The Castle of Dark Dreams. She has to work with painter and former lover Conleth Maguire. With a nosey physic cat, plants that thrive when lovemaking is near, this is a fun filled, lusty story. Amanda and Con really do liven up this castle. The Fixer-Upper by MaryJanice Davidson is another witty, sexy read. Cathy Wyth is exciting to be a new homeowner. Cathy feels another presence in her home but its seems to be a friendly spirit. Upon moving in she meets her neanderthal neighbor Ken Allen. Ken takes over helping Cathy move in and get the shock of his life. Little does Cathy know but her friendly ghost now lives in Ken's hot body. MaryJanice Davidson delivers a funny, lively, hot story.

Anthology

**** There's something for pretty much anyone and everyone here. For those who are not huge paranormal fans, Slow Hands, a story of homecomings and second chances fits the bill nicely, thanks to Ms. Dennison. For the paranormal crowd there are two stellar entries. First, Color Me Wicked, features a cameo by Sparkle Stardust, the feline trouble maker extraordinare' Ms Bangs introduced us to in her most recent book. This time, Sparkle is a bit more in charge, appearing just long enough to send Deimos on his mission to handle Con and Mandy's lives as the two work on making Sparkle's Castle of Dark Dreams live up to its name- in multiple ways. In the debates email loops engage in about which literary cat is the best, if they don't vote Nina's felines at the top, there was a miscount. They rule. Finally, Ms Davidson takes a break from vampires to give us an extraordinarily sastifying ghost story with a twist. While anthologies in general seem too rushed and brief, there are exceptions, and this is one of them, standing out as an example of what they all should be. ****

wonderful contemporary novellas

Denison. Though in love as high school sweethearts, Tess Monroe, encouraged by her grandmother, left Morgan Kane behind in Wynhaven to go off to school and be somebody. Eight years later, she is back to sell her deceased grandmother's house that needs restoring; Morgan's company is doing the work. Both realize the spark remains fiery between them, but Tess plans to leave once her work is finished. Bangs. Cosmic troublemaker extraordinaire Sparkle Stardust mentors klutzy Deimos on how interfering in human relationships is the most fun in the universe. Her targets are former lovers Amanda Harcourt and Conleith Maguire. Interior designer Amanda is back in Galveston restoring the Castle of Dark Dreams having left town and Conleith for New York ten years ago. Conleith's firm has the painting contract on the restoration project. Both realize the spark remains hot between them, but Amanda plans to depart once her work is finished. Davidson. Temporary worker Cathy Wyth buys a late nineteenth century fixer-upper before realizing what a foul mouthed obnoxious neighbor Ken Allen is or that she has a kind hearted resident ghost in Jack. As Cathy and Jack begin to fall in an impossible love, Ken turns even more nasty and boorish if that is possible. The male blue collar restoration themes connect these wonderful contemporary novellas that cross sub-genres from second chance to paranormal with twists. The lead couples are wonderful pairings including the ghostly hunk and the support cast solid as each author provides a superior entertaining contribution. Harriet Klausner